Sex-related differences in neural activity during risk taking: an fMRI study.

Cereb Cortex · 2009 · PMC2677650 · PMID 18842666

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(2002) have found sex differences in the frontal brain volumes of healthy adults: women were found to have larger OFCs than men, which meant there was a highly significant difference in the ratio of orbital gray to amygdala volume.

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