There is a growing interest in sex differences in human and animal cognition. However,
empirical evidences supporting behavioral and neural sex differences in humans remain …

Highlights•Behavioral neuroscience research in both sexes is increasing.•Sex differences in
behavioral outcomes can be misinterpreted.•Recent research suggests that males and …

Here, in the first of two reports that test predictions from the hunter-gatherer hypothesis, we
focus on sex differences in motor control. Published evidence confounds the cognitive …

This Mini‐Review summarizes a wide range of sex differences in the human visual system,
with a primary focus on sex differences in visual perception and its neural basis. We …

Despite well-established sex differences for cognition, audition, and somatosensation, few
studies have investigated whether there are also sex differences in visual perception. We …

Sex differences in many spatial and verbal tasks appear to reflect an inherent low-level
processing bias for movement in males and objects in females. We explored this potential …

Directing our gaze towards a moving target has two known advantages for judging its
trajectory: the spatial resolution with which the target is seen is maximized, and signals …

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

While many of the movements we make throughout our day involve just one upper limb,
most daily movements require a certain degree of coordination between both upper limbs …

The ability to visually track, using smooth pursuit eye movements, moving objects is critical
in both perceptual and action tasks. Here, by asking participants to view a moving target or …