Women better at mind-reading than men, research finds
Updated: February 12 2021, 6.59am
Women are said to be better at knowing what someone else is thinking than men (PA)
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Women are much better than men at reading what others are really thinking, according to a study.
Psychologists at the universities of Bath, Cardiff and London designed a mind-reading test using data from more than 4,000 autistic and non-autistic people in the UK and US.
A new approach to 'mind-reading' has been developed by researchers at the University of Bath, Cardiff, and London to improve how well we understand what others are thinking. And it transpires that women are much better than men at putting.