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 Male and female brains really ARE wired differently: Study finds women are far more affected by emotional images

• Team found women rate emotional images as more stimulating than men
• Are far more likely to remember them than males

By Mark Prigg For Dailymail.com

Published: 18:04 EST, 20 January 2015 | Updated: 05:11 EST, 21 January 2015

It has long been said that the male and female brain is wired differently.

Now, Swiss researchers have uncovered another example of how it really is.

They found women rate emotional images as more emotionally stimulating than men do and are more likely to remember them. 

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Brain activity when viewing negative emotional images: red and yellow indicates the more active areas of the brain when images are rated as highly stimulating. Green indicates the areas that specifically become more active in women

INCREASED BRAIN ACTIVITY 

Using fMRI data from 696 test subjects, the researchers were also able to show that stronger appraisal of negative emotional image content by the female participants is linked to increased brain activity in motoric regions.

'This result would support the common belief that women are more emotionally expressive than men,' explained Dr Klara Spalek, lead author of the study.

The large-scale study by a research team at the University of Basel focused on determining the gender-dependent relationship between emotions, memory performance and brain activity.

'This would suggest that gender-dependent differences in emotional processing and memory are due to different mechanisms,' says study leader Dr Annette Milnik. 

It is known that women often consider emotional events to be more emotionally stimulating than men do. 

Earlier studies have shown that emotions influence our memory: the more emotional a situation is, the more likely we are to remember it. 

This raises the question as to whether women often outperform men in memory tests because of the way they process emotions. 

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2919083/Male-female-brains-really-wired-differently-Study-finds-women-far-affected-emotional-images.html#ixzz47n6n1BOb