研究发现男性和女性的大脑连接方式存在差异可能解释了两性在某些任务上的擅长程度。研究团队通过扫描近1000名男性、女性、男孩和女孩的大脑发现男性的大脑连接方式更趋向前后连接而女性的连接路径在左右之间纵横交错。这些差异可能解释了男性通常更擅长特定任务如骑自行车或导航而女性更适合进行多任务处理。然而专家们质疑从解剖学差异推断行为差异的可行性认为大脑连接方式可以随着经验和学习而改变。研究结果也显示女性在注

Research has found that there are differences in the brain connectivity between males and females, which may explain their varying abilities in certain tasks. The research team scanned the brains of nearly 1000 males, females, boys, and girls, and found that males tend to have more front-to-back connections, while females have a more intricate network that connects between the left and right hemispheres. These differences may explain why males are generally better at specific tasks, such as cycling or navigation, while females are more suited for multitasking. However, experts question the feasibility of inferring behavioral differences from anatomical differences, as brain connectivity can change with experience and learning. The research results also showed that females scored higher in attention, word, and face memory, while males performed better in spatial processing and speed. The authors of the study state that brain connectivity maps can help us better understand the cognitive differences between males and females, as well as further explore gender-related neurological disorders. However, other experts point out that further research is needed to determine the exact relationship between brain connectivity and task performance, as well as investigate differences in chemical substances in the brain.