What are main structural differences between brain of a man and that of a woman?

Question

And more importantly,

What are the consequences of of each of them on that individual. How do those differences help that particular gender.

Are there some cases where men perform better than women and vice versa

or

Is it purely environmental and is it always irrespective of the gender of person.

Please provide proper verifiable links to studies in this regard and where possible?

Answer 1

A man brain tend to develop and had spatial that was more complex like the mechanical planning capacity, the grating of the determination of the abstraction direction, and the manipulation of physical objects.

The nerves that connected the left and right brain or male corpus callosum was a quarter smaller compare with the female brain. A man only use the right brain, woman could maximize both of them. That's why woman more often to speak compare with man. In a research was mention, a woman used approximately 20,000 words per day, now a man only 7,000 words!

Answer 2

It is a question of location. The female brain is located between the ears and the male brain is located between the legs.

Answer 3

Why are you worried about this anyway? Who cares. Men and Woman are human beings. When you were in your Moms stomach you were a female and then changed into a male. The brains are the same except they function a little different because in between the hemispheres woman have a thinker band that hold theres 2 hemispheres together. Woman can use there whole brain for emotion. Not the other side and leave the other one hanging but the whole brain for certain things. If you want a female brain what goes along with having a female brain would be b*****s and feminine body and acting g*y lol.

Answer 4

I'm not sure how to go about answering the full extent of your question.  However, I have located this article.

http://learn2here.blogspot.com/2008/05/d...

Here is another one: http://www.thedigitalbeat.com/2007/04/ma...

http://www.smart-kit.com/s151/difference...

http://www.newhorizons.org/neuro/diamond...

Answer 5

There are none.