Robust but independent sex differences in human brain function, structure, and behavior.

Notably, for each of the seven tasks where these nominally significant TDS elevations were seen, the behavior-task combinations involved were not enriched for behavioral scales showing a statistically significant SDB ( P > 0.2 in Fisher’s Exact tests for associations between whether a scale shows statistically significant SDB, Fig. 3a , and TDS, Fig. 4b , across seven tasks)—indicating that observing a difference in the mean score of a behavioral trait between sexes is not predictive of that trait showing a divergent BWAS map between sexes.

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