Tests reveal gender from hands

A test with hands revealed the "brain sex" phenomenon - how the brain reflects your gender (male or female).

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Sit down and relax. Then, hand your hands together, but don't think too much about it. Now look at your thumbs to see which fingers are on top, the thumb of your left hand or thumb on your right hand?

If you are a man, it is likely that the thumb above will belong to the left hand. Conversely, if you are a woman, that will be the right hand thumb.

To continue, remove your hands and look at your fingers, especially your index finger and ring finger (right next to your little finger). The difference may be very small, but in men, the ring finger (measured from the fold connecting it to the palm) is more likely to be longer than the index finger. In women, these two fingers are usually the same length.

Oddly, your hands provide evidence of phenomena sometimes called "brain sex" - how the brain reflects your gender.

Of course, we all have different skills and concerns, but some are considered masculine and are more common in men, while others are described as typical Feminine appearance and appearance are more common in women.

According to the long-standing popular concept, men tend to be more obsessed with things like cars and things, unclear phenomena. For example, you can see the gentlemen in the pub chatting with each other about the maximum speed of a remote car they will never drive. They stick to remote TV control and like to spend time in workshops.

In contrast, women are said to be good at empathy and knowledgeable about what others are feeling or needing. In the emotional crisis, they are more likely to show sympathy.

If you are a man, you may be surprised to know that people have more than 400 different emotions. If you are a woman, you probably already know this. Reality has been proven through scientific research.

The question here is, do these trends come from nature (whether we are born male or female to decide preferences and personalities) or nurturing process (society and culture environment) Nursing has created different ways of treating men and women.

According to Professor Alice Roberts, the clear difference in the brain between men and women is exaggerated through the way we treat boys and girls. To prove her point, Mrs. Roberts conducted some interesting experiments, such as letting young boys dress like girls and vice versa, then observe how people treat them. As a result, almost immediately, girls started assembling houses and playing with trucks, while boys were treated more gently by adults around them.

Ms Roberts argued that parents' unconscious movements, such as being softer with girls and letting boys act more rude , often molded children into typical men and women of gender. .

However, Professor Simon Baron-Cohen, a brain specialist at Cambridge University, who conducted many pioneering studies in this area, found that basic biological characteristics are also enjoy our behavior.

Baron-Cohen believes that, in general, people of any gender can be classified as " systematic" and "empathic". In particular, "system people" are those who like to dismantle and analyze systems. They are more likely to become computer scientists or people who like the digital collection of the locomotives he sees. According to Mr. Cohen, these people possess "masculine brains , " because these features appear to be most common, but not entirely exclusive, in men.