Brain sex. Episode 2

Canada, 1992

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This program looks at differences between the two genders, both real and perceived, and the new discoveries by researchers into the brain, which suggest that these differences are due to physical differences in the male and female brain. How much of our behaviour is predetermined and how much can be learnt or modified should perhaps be reassessed in the light of these discoveries, and new attitudes to difference and equality formed.

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Credits

director

Jonathan Harris

producer

Ann Moir

production company

Discovery Channel

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

Primetime Television

Quality Time TV

Primedia Productions

Duration

00:52:00:00

Production places
Canada
Production dates
1992

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