Study Finds Men and Women Respond Differently to Danger

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VOLVO FAN of IN 8:54AM December 10, 2009

i read a lot, but this article was way too technical beyond laymans terms to say just a simple thing, (which is something we've been told time and time again)...and that is men respond in a more logical, reactive way and they are very visual...& women are more emotional and hold on to memories more so than men.

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seat of LA 5:09PM December 01, 2009

The study implies response to basic stimuli, not complex situations that require cognitive and analytical responses.
In that respect, this has no bearing on what gender would produce the "best president."

Sarah D. of NY 3:25PM December 01, 2009

This article more or less indicates that a President should be a man, not a woman. If someone attacks the US, the man would respond whereas a woman would think about it. The delay in response could mean the difference between survival and death.

Robert L. Matarainen of NY 11:03AM December 01, 2009