Todd Finley, PhD
Feb 23, 2017 · 1 min read

From Bustle: http://bit.ly/2l21PLa — “A lot of different factors could be called upon to explain gender-related differences in how we process and categorize pain. It seems that while the brains of men in pain release endorphins to help them cope, women’s brains just don’t (which is pretty damn unhelpful). Women also tend to process pain emotionally, in their limbic systems, while men often experience it utilizing the cognitive element of their brains.”

    Todd Finley, PhD

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    Edutopia Blogger & English Education Professor. Braining Strategies for Teaching and Learning — Check out Todd’s Brain Newsletter: http://bit.ly/T_BRAIN.

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