The number of studies investigating sex differences in executive functions, particularly those
using human functional neuroimaging techniques, has risen dramatically in the past decade …

Literature investigating whether an individuals' sex affects their executive control abilities
and performance on cognitive tasks in a normative population has been contradictory and …

Functional neuroimaging studies have increasingly aimed at approximating neural
substrates of human cognitive sex differences elicited by visuospatial challenge. It has been …

Although, overwhelmingly, behavior is similar in males and females, and, correspondingly,
the brains are similar, sex differences permeate both brain and behavioral measures, and …

Since the introduction of brain mapping, evidences of functional gender differences have
been corroborating previous behavioral and neuropsychological results showing a sex …

Sex differences in cognition and their underlying brain mechanisms have attracted
increasing attention. Brain electrical activity (EEG) represents a reliable, high-temporal …

Several studies have attempted to identify the neuronal basis of sex differences in cognition.
However, group differences in cognitive ability rather than genuine neurocognitive …

This article reviews the literature on sex-specific strategy use in cognitive tasks with the aim
to carve out a link between sex differences in different cognitive tasks. I conclude that male …

Behavioural studies investigating the relationship between Executive Functions (EFs)
demonstrated evidence that different EFs are correlated with each other, but also that they …

Although male brains have consistently reported to be 8–10% larger than female brains, it
remains not well understood whether there are differences between sexes (average or …