Quiz - What gender is your brain?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/hottopics/i...quiz.shtml


Do this BBC fun quiz - Although men and women have pretty-much the same brain function, I am apparently more like a man! I was good at problems involving rotation and 3D stuff, but I was bad at memory, colour and shape recognition, and noticing subtle changes.

When testing men and women in these things, there is statistically no real difference, but there are a few tests where the difference between man and lady results come higher than the statistical likelihoods.

This might well be dependent on culture and gender stereotypes - there are a lot more leisure activities and varied schools in the west where both men and women can brush up on all skills that were supressed when they were younger gender stereotyped children!

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you're neither an owl nor a lark
you have no particular sleeping tendency.

i go to sleep anywhere, anytime

i am totally equal and they could not decide - a bit of a let down really

but the bbc science website is quality - i didnt know about it until now, thanks!

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you changed the quiz

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Do this BBC fun quiz - Although men and women have pretty-much the same brain function, I am apparently more like a man! I was good at problems involving rotation and 3D stuff, but I was bad at memory, colour and shape recognition, and noticing subtle changes.

I was the other way round

You did well at the tests that women are generally good at

YEah, I cahnged it from "are you an early morning lark or a night owl?" because that was boring - much more fun to see if you have a gender-bending mind!

I'm a girl

it said i'm equal on both maters

yo how bout a quiz wether you black o you white?....lol

it said i'm equal on both maters

same as that!

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Do this BBC fun quiz - Although men and women have pretty-much the same brain function, I am apparently more like a man! I was good at problems involving rotation and 3D stuff, but I was bad at memory, colour and shape recognition, and noticing subtle changes.

When testing men and women in these things, there is statistically no real difference, but there are a few tests where the difference between man and lady results come higher than the statistical likelihoods.

This might well be dependent on culture and gender stereotypes - there are a lot more leisure activities and varied schools in the west where both men and women can brush up on all skills that were supressed when they were younger gender stereotyped children![/color]

Have you read Cordelia Fine's 'Delusions of Gender'?

(not Lata comes here any more)