Why Women Think Differently Than Men

            Women and men vary in different aspects, including emotions, memory, perception, etc. Xin et al. (2019) state that they basically have varying ways of encoding memories, recognizing faces, solving problems, sense emotions, and making decisions since the brain is in control of their behavior and cognition. Women tend to have a stronger connection side to side, enabling them to make better analyses, draw better conclusions, and be good in intuitive thinking. Conversely, men tend to have stronger connections from front to back. This way, they have heightened perception and stronger motor skills. Also, Avila et al. (2019) suggest that the cerebellum is likely to be different between sexes and affects thinking.

Why Women And Men Process Morality Matters Differently

            Gender differences are evident in the ways men and women interpret morality issues. According to Capraro & Sippel (2017), gender differences are exhibited in a great way in moral judgment and moral decision-making. Some studies show that when it concerns immoral acts that involve punishments, women's brains demonstrate activation in the pain center as they feel empathy due to the suffering. In contrast, in men's brains, there is an activation in reward centers of the brain (Pinker, 2017). Women are more egalitarian, while men tend to be completely selfless. These issues make women’s life to be different from men’s.