Gender of the brain

Author: (English) Rogers, translated by Li Haining
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Features: It is claimed that scientific evidence has proven that women's mental structures are less complex than men's, and that women's subordinate status has a physiological basis. In this book, the author thoroughly explores the science of gender differences between the brain and behavior, and the results show that scientific conclusions about natural gender and gender differences in every era reflect a significant amount of the culture at the time. The book addresses a series of major issues: Are there gender differences in the processes of thinking and perception? Do men and women use different parts of the brain to process language? Do social relationships have a stronger impact on behavior than sex hormones? Do gay genes really exist? The author points out that the complex interplay of biological and social factors provides a better way to gain a deeper understanding of natural gender, gender, and the brain.