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Gender differences in theory of mind


Tamara Russell and colleagues have discovered that, despite stereotypes to the contrary, men did better in a theory of mind test than women. The authors argue that the men used a systemizing strategy, thus, I presume were just pretending to empathise.


Author AndiPosted on 10 December 200722 November 2020Tags autism, individual differences, psychology

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