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The Brain Game
When Lori and Rich Boulware of Kendall Park, New Jersey, hit the
road recently, their navigational radars were tuned into different
frequencies. Rich used a mental map while Lori used landmarks to
get around. As the couple tried to get around a tricky area of town,
Rich said, “Turn left on Webster,” while Lori said, “You
have to turn before the ice cream cone.”
Dr, Helen Fisher, an expert in gender differences, says the Boulwares
are not unusual in their navigational skills.
Does the Boulwares’ family story sound familiar? If so,
you’re not alone. Fact is, men and women are very different
in the way they speak, behave, solve problems, and even remember
where the car keys are.
Join host Dr. Nancy Snyderman and a focus group of working men
and women as they play THE BRAIN GAME to discover the different
strengths men and women bring to problem solving
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Format: VHS Video
Item #: 998
Length: 24 Minutes
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