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March 11, 2005

Some researchers say that men can have 'women's brains' and that women can think more like men. Find out more about 'brain sex' differences by taking the Sex ID Test, a groundbreaking experiment designed by a team of top psychologists: ···- Pit your wits against visual challenges. ···- Get a brain sex profile and find out if you think like a man or a woman. ···- See how your results relate to theories about brain sex. ···- Contribute anonymously to a future BBC television programme. # posted by masquerader @ 09:42 ::

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a searcher,
in a quest
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