I call bullshit on those 'studies'.
For one thing, the stereotypes of women that may incur certain environments or cultural cues to force development of multitasking is not considered, in fact, it is ignored and treated as if the average is somehow a 'natural' state of human biology.
It's not.
What does enhance multitasking is simply doing more multitasking -- social communication and cues are nothing but multitasking. It becomes obviously apparent that the predominating roles for growing girls which involves emphasis on socialization, communication and 'femininity' will train and strengthen multitasking.
It's not because they're women, it's because from day zero the expectations are quite different, which changes the face of the average. Were we to take scientists, male and female, and expose them to the same tests for multitasking, I predict the differences between sexes becomes nil.
Skill is like that.
Use it or lose it.
For one thing, the stereotypes of women that may incur certain environments or cultural cues to force development of multitasking is not considered, in fact, it is ignored and treated as if the average is somehow a 'natural' state of human biology.
It's not.
What does enhance multitasking is simply doing more multitasking -- social communication and cues are nothing but multitasking. It becomes obviously apparent that the predominating roles for growing girls which involves emphasis on socialization, communication and 'femininity' will train and strengthen multitasking.
It's not because they're women, it's because from day zero the expectations are quite different, which changes the face of the average. Were we to take scientists, male and female, and expose them to the same tests for multitasking, I predict the differences between sexes becomes nil.
Skill is like that.
Use it or lose it.
Slave to the Patriarchy no more