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Recent functional imaging studies suggest key involvement of medial prefrontal cortex (mPFC) in processes of self-evaluation. Additional behavioral evidence suggests significant sex differences in sensitivity both to social norms and to information about one’s own body, particularly as it pertains to assessments of self-worth. Because these observed sex differences are hypothesized to arise from differences...
We present a neuroimaging experiment that examines whether males and females use distinct brain systems while performing a confrontational naming task, with specific attention to the possibility of laterality differences, as suggested by some theories of sex differences in language processing. We further address whether sex-based differences in functional brain organization might interact with object...
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