Secret Men In Brain
Not only curious about the man who likes women, we too right?
To understand the mind of a man, we need to know what's really happening in their brains. Not only that, we also must recognize that the hormone testosterone was also influence their behavior. Here we share 10 secrets about what is in the brains of these whiskered creatures.
1. More emotional
Really, men are more emotionally mature than women? Yup, although it is our people who are usually considered to be more emotional, but research suggests that male infants were much more emotional and expressive than female babies. Adult men also have a strong emotional reaction, but it is only real when they're unaware of what they feel and not keep their reactions, so says a study published in Scandinavian Journal of Psychology (2008).
2. Easy to feel lonely
"Loneliness can indeed affect anyone, but older men are the soft targets," said Dr.. Louann Brizendine, author of THE MALE BRAIN. When old, men usually do not keep hanging out as much as women, making it easy for them to feel alone. Married and living with his wife could help, because stable relationships tend to make him more healthy, long life, and rarely stressed.
3. Focus on solutions
Women are much more empathetic than men? Hmm, it seems Dr. Brizendine did not fully agree with the idea. Because the system of empathy in the male brain does not give the same response as well as women. The men tend to be more fun and focus to resolve the problem rather than show solidarity feelings.
4. Spontaneous against women
Besides often associated with aggressive and pugnacious attitude, testosterone also affects the libido of this mustache. Pranjal Mehta as a social psychologist at Columbia University (New York) and his team found that these hormones make men ogle spontaneously at the sight of a beautiful woman, but also quickly forgotten when they no longer see the woman.
To understand the mind of a man, we need to know what's really happening in their brains. Not only that, we also must recognize that the hormone testosterone was also influence their behavior. Here we share 10 secrets about what is in the brains of these whiskered creatures.
1. More emotional
Really, men are more emotionally mature than women? Yup, although it is our people who are usually considered to be more emotional, but research suggests that male infants were much more emotional and expressive than female babies. Adult men also have a strong emotional reaction, but it is only real when they're unaware of what they feel and not keep their reactions, so says a study published in Scandinavian Journal of Psychology (2008).
2. Easy to feel lonely
"Loneliness can indeed affect anyone, but older men are the soft targets," said Dr.. Louann Brizendine, author of THE MALE BRAIN. When old, men usually do not keep hanging out as much as women, making it easy for them to feel alone. Married and living with his wife could help, because stable relationships tend to make him more healthy, long life, and rarely stressed.
3. Focus on solutions
Women are much more empathetic than men? Hmm, it seems Dr. Brizendine did not fully agree with the idea. Because the system of empathy in the male brain does not give the same response as well as women. The men tend to be more fun and focus to resolve the problem rather than show solidarity feelings.
4. Spontaneous against women
Besides often associated with aggressive and pugnacious attitude, testosterone also affects the libido of this mustache. Pranjal Mehta as a social psychologist at Columbia University (New York) and his team found that these hormones make men ogle spontaneously at the sight of a beautiful woman, but also quickly forgotten when they no longer see the woman.
5. Defensive
Dr. Brizendine says, part of the brain 'defensive' big men more than women. Therefore, they will desperately defend when something threatens the lives, relationships, and their territories.
6. Who's the boss?
"The hierarchy that can make him nervous blurred," said Dr.. Brizendine. However, a clear leadership structure as in the military or office for example, can reduce testosterone levels, and likewise with their aggressive nature. Men need to know clearly 'position'.
7. Different young people, parents also different when
"When I was young, he usually likes to compete to get their status or spouse, but when growing up, they are usually able to cooperate with each other," said Mehta. These changes seem to be affected again by testosterone levels. Higher levels of these hormones, the higher a man's desire to compete, and vice versa. This is according to a study published in the journal Hormones and Behavior (2009).
8. Father's instincts
Brain man entered the best period (in terms of cooperation) in a matter of months before the birth of her child. The shadow children make it to be prepared to be a father, and this also affects the hormones in her body, making increased prolactin, and testosterone decreased. So says a study released by the Evolution and Human Behavior (2009).
9. Instincts play
And, having had a son, a father also has an instinct play that is different from the mother. Their games are usually more spontaneous, rude, and likes to tease. Positive, it makes children better prepared to face the rigors of life. Another study revealed that active fathers tend to have lower testosterone levels. That's good!
10. Want to get married too
Unfaithfulness is one of the nature of man before he reaches the age of 30, according to a study published by the Proceedings of the Royal Society (2007). After that, he can only focus to provide for his family.
In addition, a 2008 study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Science stated that due to genetic problems, some men have difficulty with the name of commitment. Men without 'gene intercourse' (about 60% of the population) tend to have the desire to get married. Who says that only women who require a wedding? Men, too.
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