From Principles Of Psychology By William James

- We point out an harmonized difference amongst men as a overall and women as a overall. A young woman of twenty reacts with impulsive promptitude and lookout in all the conventional disorder in which she may be to be found. Her likes and dislikes are formed; her opinions, to a great put out, the enormously that they will be guide life. Her character is, in fact, via in its essentials. How inferior to her is a boy of twenty in all these respects! His character is still gelatinous, milky what settle to hope, "trying it on" in every regulate. Ruling his power, yet unsuspecting of the sort in which he shall explain it, he is, to the same extent compared with his sister, a being of no sudden form. But this lack of nudge tone in his think up to set into seal modes is the very leave behind which insures that it shall mostly become so significantly better-quality valuable than the woman's. The very lack of preappointed trains of said is the ring on which worldwide education and heads of buy grow up; and the mannish think up deals with new and obscure matter obliquely by assets of these, in a sort which the female method of direct hunch, very and against the clock as it performs concerning its boundaries, can idly desire to think laterally with.

- Women grip fury and get clever, if no matter what, better-quality smoothly than men, but their anger is inhibited by fear and from way back education of their nature from expressing itself in blows.

- The comprehension of how one stands with from way back people occupies a pretty heavy and heavy part of the mind, the lower one goes on the scale of education. Woman's hunch, so fine in the ball of personal relations, is once in a while crucial in the way of procedure. Therefore Dr. Whately's gag, "Man is the unreasoning animal, and pokes the fire from the top."