Do women talk too much? Or are men are simply afraid to communicate their feelings? Scientifically speaking, the answer is ‘none of the above’. University of Maryland researchers have discovered that gender differences in verbal communication are due to biology.
Scientists have discovered that women possess higher levels of a “language protein” in their brains, which could explain why females are so talkative.
Previous research has shown that women talk almost three times as much as men. In fact, an average woman notches up 20,000 words in a day, which is about 13,000 more than the average man. In addition, women generally speak more quickly and devote more brainpower to speaking. Yet before now, researchers haven’t been able to biologically explain why this is the case.
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