Scientists have conducted an experiment that is not the first time proving the differences between male and female brains.
This time, American scientists have proved through practical experiments the difference in the brain activity of the subjects when it is necessary to cooperate with other people.
The essence of the study was as follows: 222 respondents were divided into pairs - men with men, men with women and women with women. People were asked to solve a problem that required some cooperation with a partner, and in parallel, spikes in their brain activity were recorded.
It turned out that men worked most fruitfully with men - they observed brain reactions synchronized with a partner. Mixed couples also showed a good level of cooperation, while female-female couples performed significantly worse.
The experiment carried out once again confirmed that the brain and the processes occurring in it are strikingly different in men and women. Scientists plan to continue research.
