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and let me Get this clear though. Your saying that the males brain works mostly on the dominant side which would be the left. For writing,math,logic, higher brain functioning........... and the woman brain works primarily on the right side where more creative things lye, so for example: When you say:
"the woman is more intrigued by the items in the store" (than the man) Is this right? just so I know i understand your theory, you've gave me my retrieval cue for an old thought about this i had. I love trying to figure out various behaviors through looking at all angles, psychology has to offer.