12/ Looking around us
Men are typically more tunnel-visioned than women, thanks to their ‘hunter’ evolutionary instincts. Men therefore tend to notice what is directly in front of them. Women, by contrast, have a more highly developed ‘global’ or ‘peripheral’ vision, that allows them to notice the smallest details in the surrounding environment. This is thanks to hard-wired maternal instincts, which help a woman to protect her children by detecting potential dangers.
13/ Hearing certain frequencies
A woman’s hearing is programmed to best tune into a baby’s cries, while a man is less attuned to the same frequencies. By contrast, men can more easily locate where a sound is coming from.
14/ Undressing
Men and women, we don’t undress in the same way! Men have more of a tendency to extend their arms behind them, while women cross their arms in front -a faster method of removing a top!
15/ Overcoming problems
Women find it easier to externalise their emotions than men do, which facilitates talking about a problem in order to find a solution.
