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According to Kimura, speech production is more "tightly organized" in women's brains than in men's. However, she believes that abstract verbal skills are more "tightly organized" in men's brains than in women's. Kimura suggests that the differences between male and female brains are due to the influence of sex hormones during development (Kimura, 1985). Hormonal differences produce large sex differences in animal brains; it would be not surprising to find additional differences in human brains as research progresses (Kolb & Wishaw, 1990).
Kimura's research shows that men are likely to lose the ability to produce speech if they experience damage to almost any part of the left hemisphere. Women, however, develop severe speech production problems only if the damage occurs to the speech centers in the temporal lobe area. When it comes to damage to the right hemisphere, however, the picture is reversed. Women are likely to suffer a mild loss in the ability to define words whether brain damage occurs to either their left or right hemispheres. Men, however, suffer the same mild loss in word-defining skills only if the damage is to the left hemisphere.
Left-handedness is associated with many traits-some good, some not so good. About 10 percent of left-handers suffer from language disorders and reading disabilities, while only 1 percent of right-handers do. Left-handers are more likely to suffer severe migraine headaches, birth complications (Van Strien et al., 1987), alcoholism (London, 1986), and certain disorders of the body's disease-fighting system (autoimmune disorders) (Garmon, 1985).
However, more than twice as many artists, musicians, mathematicians, and engineers are left-handed as would be expected by chance (Annett & Kil shaw, 1982; Kilshaw & Annett, 1983). For example, two of the greatest artists who ever lived-Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci-were left-handed. And if you are looking for someone with precocious mathematical ability you may very well find that person with a pencil in his or her left hand (Benbow, 1987).