On a popular hypothesis that suggests superiority of males over females in spatial navigation is a result of natural selection, a new study has raised question. Some evolutionary psychologists argue that males' slight, but significant, superiority in spatial navigation over females - a phenomenon demonstrated repeatedly in many species, including humans - is probably "adaptive," meaning that over the course of evolutionary history the trait gave males an advantage ...Sunday, 24 February 2013
Superiority of Males Over Females is a Result of Natural Selection
On a popular hypothesis that suggests superiority of males over females in spatial navigation is a result of natural selection, a new study has raised question. Some evolutionary psychologists argue that males' slight, but significant, superiority in spatial navigation over females - a phenomenon demonstrated repeatedly in many species, including humans - is probably "adaptive," meaning that over the course of evolutionary history the trait gave males an advantage ...
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