Girls May Improve Spatial Ability by Playing More Boy Games
April 8th, 2013
Though general intelligence is about the same for males and females, studies consistently find that overall, men do better in tests of spatial ability.
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Though general intelligence is about the same for males and females, studies consistently find that overall, men do better in tests of spatial ability.
A ...
Individuals with schizophrenia who are experiencing a relapse are 29 times more likely than healthy individuals to develop a urinary tract infection, according to researchers at ...
New research discovers that many women suffering from post-partum depression do not seek care because of time constrains and the stigma ...
A new study looks at storytelling with kids and finds that mothers tell more elaborated and emotional stories, helping children develop emotional skills.
Although the ...
A provocative new study suggests women make better corporate leaders because of their ability to make fair decisions when competing interests are at stake.
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Experts still know very little about gender-specific differences in illness, particularly when it comes to disease symptoms, social and psychological factors, and ...
The strongest predictor of whether someone is developing dementia with Lewy bodies -- the second most common form of dementia in the elderly ...
New research suggests taking commonly prescribed antidepressants during pregnancy does not impact an infant's growth over the ...
A new Penn State University study finds that many health care providers are failing when it ...
A new study suggests that elite athletes are able to process cognitive information faster than most.
Researchers discovered Olympic medalists in volleyball excelled not only in ...
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