According to research, men have a better sense of direction than in women - Tech Times

A study by researchers at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) found that men better spatial recognition and effective...

A study by researchers at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) found that men better spatial recognition and effective in relation to the use of this strategy have to achieve their goals skills more quickly to a virtual environment mainly due to higher levels of the hormone Testosterone.

What is the result? This simply means that the research team of Dr. Carl WS Pintzka showed that there really is a link between hormone levels and navigation skills as they found that men find more they hippocampus use during the tasks the way, unlike women to use their brains, the frontal cortex, were wired. In simple words, while men manage their way through a virtual maze of information processing in three dimensions will find links that Women attentive to the local environment and favorite routes were set up, regardless of distance.

"Put simply, women are faster to find things at home, and men are quicker to find the house," Dr. Pintzka.

The team also found that testosterone after a decline in hormone administered under the tongue, illuminated hippocampus women as frontal cortex, which means that testosterone makes women strategy using Navigation men. In other words, it was found that women who received doses of testosterone to gain a better understanding of the distribution, as their hippocampus in travel in space was more involved.

None of the participating women who participated in the study, was pregnant or has experience with the first person computer games. The participants were all aged handed women 19 to 30 who use oral contraceptives have used a request that the team needed to eliminate the same time, the women contraceptives and have them in the same phase of the menstrual cycle in which women have to be more effective in estradiol more low dose of testosterone.

You can check the studies and comprehensive diagrams and screenshots from the virtual to [pdf] used the Environment brain behavioral research, published online on November 2, 2015.

If you are wondering what is the study of medicine, said that women are more likely to suffer from Alzheimer's disease and experts found that the sense of direction to go first. "Since we know that twice as many women as men are diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease could be something related to sex hormones is harmful [sic]," said Dr. Pintzka. The study was carried out in the hope of discovering how the disease develops and to cope with the disease to find ways.

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