Allan Pease

If you can imagine it, you have it in you to do it.

Spatial ability is located in both brain hemispheres for women but does not have a specific measurable location as it does in males.

Only about 10 percent of women have spatial abilities that are as dynamic as those of the best men.

Around 90 percent of women have limited spatial ability.

Brain scans show that spatial ability is located in the right front brain for men and boys and is one of a male’s strongest abilities

differences between the sexes were already striking by the age of four. She found that while girls were excellent at seeing two dimensions in the brain, boys had the ability to see a third dimension, giving depth.

In males, spacial ability is a specific brain function located in at least four sites in the right hemisphere and several smaller areas in the left.

Spatial ability is not strong in women and girls because being able to chase animals and find their way home was never part of a woman’s job description.

There are thousands of documented scientific studies that confirm male superiority in spatial skills.

Spatial ability allows a man to rotate a map in his mind and know in which direction to go. If he has to return to the same location at a later time, he doesn’t need the map, as his spatial area can store the information