Brain Sex: The Real Difference Between Men and Women [Paperback]

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If men and ladies are equal, why have males been the dominant sex virtually throughout history? Here, geneticist Moir and BBC- TV writer-producer Jessel argue convincingly the answer lies within the difference relating to the male and female brain. Writing with clarity and style, and documenting their data every step in the way, Moir and Jessel explain what sort of embryonic brain is shaped as either male or female at about six weeks, in the wedding the male fetus begins producing hormones that organize its brain's neural networks in a male pattern; of their absence, the brain will be female. Not surprisingly, there are endless variations in level of maleness, and mishaps can lead with a male brain in a very female body and vice versa. Moir and Jessel add a brain sex test that lets the reader discover exactly how masculine or feminine his (or her) brain is. For the nonscientist, they translate considerable research in to the structural and organizational differences between male and female brains, demonstrating how these differences make men more aggressive and competitive and much better at skills that require spatial ability and mathematical reasoning, and ladies more responsive to nuances of expression and gesture, more skilled at judging character. Women, it seems, tend to be people-oriented than men, who are more interested in things. Moir and Jessel assert that it is necessary to ``accept who we have been before arguing with what we should be,'' and that denying gender differences means ignoring their value. A literate, entertaining, and, for some, surely wrath- provoking presentation of scientific data in relation to its the differences between the sexes. -- Copyright ©1991, Kirkus Associates, LP. All rights reserved. --This text refers to an from print or unavailable edition of this title.