Sex and cognition: gender and cognitive functions

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Sex and cognition: gender and cognitive functions

Hyde, Janet S

Current opinion in neurobiology, 06/2016, Volume: 38

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Highlights • Stereotypes hold that males excel in math and spatial skills, and females excel on verbal tests. • Meta-analyses contradict these stereotypes, for example, females equal males in math skills. • The Gender Similarities Hypothesis asserts that females and males are more similar than different for most psychological measures.

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Hyde, Janet S

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