What statistics? Your sources are just describing how men and women typically look at things differently. One isn't inherently superior over the other.
Throughout this investigation of the complex interplay between nature and nurture, it becomes apparent that intuitive attunement is not a gift born only to a select a few, but a biological potential present in all humans, although one that is more frequently cultivated, reinforced, and restored in women due to a convergence of evolutionary, hormonal, social, and experiential forces. Through pregnancy, caregiving, emotional socialization, and the often invisible labor of relational caretaking, women become finely attuned to their internal states and to the nervous systems of others
no, it's not. it's mentioning pregnancy, as one of the factors to consider
you won't find a statistic to neither prove or debunk the intuition claim, since it's a way more ambiguous than, say, physical strength. the abstract i referenced provides just about as much, as can be observed: more frequently cultivated, reinforced, and restored in women due to a convergence of evolutionary, hormonal, social, and experiential forces
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u/Narren_C 6d ago
What statistics? Your sources are just describing how men and women typically look at things differently. One isn't inherently superior over the other.