Question

How do boys' brains differ from girls?

Answer 1

Hi!

The most appropriate answer would be

Boy's brains are larger than girl's brain.

Studies have shown that generally the brain of males tend to have a higher volume than that of females, with men having about 14 regions in higher volume as compared to females having 10 regions with higher volume than males. The regions in males having higher volume included the hippocampus, thalamus and amygdala. The female brain was observed to have thicker cortices.

Although, it is still hard to associate to a gender taking only volume and the thickness of the cortices in account as the brains have more similarities than differences with regard to their structure.

Hope this helps!

Answer 2

Answer:

Boys brain

Explanation:

brain of males tend to have a higher volume than that of females, with men having about 14 regions in higher volume as compared to females having 10 regions with higher volume than males. The regions in males having higher volume included the hippocampus, thalamus and amygdala. The female brain was observed to have thicker cortices.

Although, it is still hard to associate to a gender taking only volume and the thickness of the cortices in account as the brains have more similarities than differences with regard to their structure.