Group Claims Male Hormones Drive Creative Geniuses
Special to The Lupe reports Canadian psychologist Dr William Blackmore of York University argues innate brain differences and male hormones explain why few women become creative geniuses. He cites brain anatomy studies, prodigies, and gendered talent patterns, while noting social factors may help but are not sole causes.
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Left or right brain theory linked to heart patients
A Stanford report from UPI notes that about half of heart attack patients had prior heart disease and suggests brain lateralization influences behavior. The survey from six San Jose area hospitals hints that left-brained individuals are verbal and rules-based while right-brained people are visual and spatial.
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Carter viewed as creative in government leadership says Florida scientist
Florida behavioral scientist Dr Eileen Sullivan tells AAAS meeting that most leaders are left-brained and unimaginative while President Carter, trained as an engineer, exemplifies right-brained creativity. She argues for more architects and engineers in power to improve problem solving and reduce rigid thinking.
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