I read several books last year. Most of the were in relation to neuroscience, psychology and human behavior. I read so many, probably over 50.

I need to remember a book that mentioned that theLongitudinal Fissure(deep grove in the brain that separates right and left hemispheres)in females was slightly larger than males. This allows females to pay attention more in class and hear emotions in voices better than males. Amongst other things...

I am trying to find that book because it referenced the study that indicated that. If anyone could help me find out I would be tremendously grateful.


It could have been:

A Billion Wicked Thoughts (Ogi Ogas)
How to Create a Mind (Ray Kurzweil)
Maps of Meaning (Jordan Peterson)
Behave (Robert Sapolsky)
Global Brain (Howard Bloom)
The Evolution of Desire (David M Buss)

Or about 30 more that I can't think of right now.