Men and Women May Not Be So Different After All
According to a new article at PsychCentral —
“Despite considerable popular literature suggesting a vast psychological difference between men and women, a new study suggests that gender differences are relatively insignificant.
“Researchers studied a comprehensive list of characteristics ranging from empathy and sexuality to science inclination and extroversion. Overall, they performed a statistical analysis of 122 different traits involving 13,301 individuals.
“Their findings rebuke prior studies that suggested character traits often vary by gender.
“In the new study, the scientists were able to show that statistically, men and women do not fall into different groups. In other words, no matter how strange and mysterious your partner may seem, their gender is probably only a small part of the problem.”
See the full article . . . (really, you should).
and, here’s the original feed from the University of Rochester.
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Op.Ed.: Old Wine in New Bottles Dept.
Hey, Dr. Mars, maybe that game of yours on how to manipulate each other was
actually written 48 years ago, and we we are all just Earthlings out for a spin. Shocking.
