A number of studies have shown that women are indeed more sensitive than men. The article in the U.S. magazine "Health" analyzes the differences between the five senses of men and women confirmed by scientific research.
1. Vision. Women may be more suitable for tasks involving color selection. A study at the City University of New York found that women are more capable than men in identifying subtle shades of primary colors (red, green, yellow, and blue). In addition, men are more likely than women to have some form of color blindness (difficult to recognize a certain color). Color blindness is usually genetic and there are few women in the patient. However, the same group of studies also found that men are better than women in identifying fast-moving objects and rapidly changing pictures. This may be related to the character evolutionary characteristics of male hunting since ancient times.
2. Hearing. A study at Johns Hopkins University in the United States found that the risk of male hearing loss is 5.5 times that of women. However, due to no significant differences in auditory performance at birth, experts speculated that environmental factors such as smoking and other environmental factors, as well as cardiovascular risk factors, may be the key to male hearing worse than females. Some studies have found that women have better sound recognition at frequencies above 2000 Hz, but women are inferior to men in identifying low frequency sounds of 1000 to 2000 Hz.
3. Smell. Scientists have long known that women's ability to recognize odors is stronger than men's, but it has only recently been discovered its biological mechanism. An anatomical experiment published in the US “Public Science Library Comprehensive†magazine found that the number of cells in the olfactory center of the female brain averaged 43% more than that of men, and neurons were 50% more than men. The researchers said that this may help explain why women's noses are more sensitive. From an evolutionary point of view, olfactory enhancement helps women to choose the object of marriage and childbirth.
4. Taste. According to Dr. Marcia Piercht, an expert in taste research at the Monell Chemical Science Center in Philadelphia, taste is closely related to the sense of smell, so female taste is also more sensitive than men. Yale University study found that there are more female taste buds on the tongue. About 35% of women and 15% of men claim to be "super-tasters." They are more sensitive to bitter, sweet, sour and other tastes than ordinary people. Interestingly, women of childbearing age have a significantly higher sensitivity to taste than other women of the same age. Women's taste sensitivity during pregnancy is also enhanced.
5. Touch. A study published in the American Journal of Neuroscience found that the fingers are smaller and more flexible. In general, female fingers are smaller than males, so women have an advantage over men in terms of touch. Therefore, the smaller the finger, the denser the "sense receiver" is, and it can identify the multilaterality of the external stimulus. Dr. Ethan Lerner, an expert at the Massachusetts General Hospital, said that the size of the fingertips is the key to sensitiveness. If a male has a smaller fingertip than a female, his touch may be more sensitive than female.
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