Brain Wiring Test?

Re: Brian Wiring Test?

160

 

Gender:female
Score:150
Huh I guess Im stuck in the middle.

 

Gender: Female
Score: 150

Overlap with slight masculinity.

 

145, closer to overlap leaning towards masculine...

 

I got male, 85.

 

your gender: male
your score: 110

" The closer to 0 they are, the more masculine they are and the higher their testosterone level is likely to be. These people demonstrate strong logical, analytical and verbal skills and tend to be disciplined and well-organized. The closer to 0 they score, the better they are at projecting costs and planning outcomes for statistical data, with their emotions hardly influencing them at all. "

LOL what. So im kinda close to overlap region

 

Gender: male
Score: 80

I consider myself a pretty masculine thinker, although I'm not sure how accurate this test is because I'm highly creative.

 

Makes sense. Feminine dude getting 180.

 

180

somewhere in the middle I guess

 

Female, 200. That's pretty accurate. I'm still girl-y, I'm just boyishly girl-y.

 

40... seems about right.

 

I kinda doubt mimicking animal sounds is a good brain-gender indicator.

Or any of these questions for that matter, everyone's personality, strengths + weaknesses are different, regardless of sex or gender. These tests are always so stereotypical.

THAT SAID, i'm a sucker for personality tests of any sort so:

your gender: male
your score: 60

 

So I just realised my gender was on female, and I got 180.

Then changed it to male, the proper option. And I got 125 instead...

 

Your gender: female
Your score: 150

Scores between 150-180 show compatibility of thought for both sexes, or a foot in both sexual camps. These people do not show a bias for either male or female thinking and usually demonstrate a flexibility in thinking that can be of significant advantage to any group who are going through a problem-solving process. They have the predisposition to make friends with both men and women.

 

I got

male
130.. idk haha I am more masc i think.

 

your gender: male
your score: 90

Most males will score between 0-180 and most females 150-300. Brains that are "wired" for mainly masculine thinking usually score below 150. The closer to 0 they are, the more masculine they are and the higher their testosterone level is likely to be. These people demonstrate strong logical, analytical and verbal skills and tend to be disciplined and well-organized. The closer to 0 they score, the better they are at projecting costs and planning outcomes for statistical data, with their emotions hardly influencing them at all. Scores in the negative range are high masculine scores. The lower the score for a woman, the more likely she will be to have lesbian tendencies.

Brains that are wired for mainly feminine thinking will score higher than 180. The higher the number, the more feminine the brain will be and the more likely the person is to demonstate significant creative, artistic and musical talents. They will make more of their descisions on intuition and are good at recognising problems using minimal data. They are also good at solving problems using creativity and insight. The higher the score is above 180 for a man, the greater the chance he will be gay.

Well blew that one out of the water, but figured out the problem. They seem to think a gay male is feminine and a gay female is masculine. When the hell will people figure out that most gay people run the full range of behaviors and more than half look and act just like straight people of the same gender.

 

Male
55

There are some questions like pointing out the North which I can due to my military training...

Questions seems like based on researches about female/male behaviour/brain patterns I read about so knew the which option goes for what whole time.

 

your gender: male
your score: 145

 

your gender: male
your score: 190

 

your gender: female
your score: 110

Well, it's based on stereotypes, but the result is not surprising. I've been told I'm "too logical" and even that my thinking methods are kind of masculine. But I'm still creative, visual, and good at talking others through their problems, so I think while I err on the stereotypically masculine side I am fairly balanced between the two, overall.