>>18179417yeahhhh, hurray for Custer!
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I haven't mentioned any numbers on how much the male performance differs from the female. It varies, but its significant. Females typically show from 2 to 3 times greater deviation from the horizontal compared to males. The studies, in toto, make the WLT one of the most robust in the history of the field. Despite the researchers' no doubt good intentions, they have been unable to eliminate the differences by altering the experiment.
So far, the exact causes of females' underperformance on the WLT remain a mystery. The task is simply too complex to be explained simply.[5] It's well known, however, that men perform better in mathematical and spatial areas, and so if you consider the WLT to be just an instance of those areas, as I do, then you don't need a separate mechanism to explain the differences in performance.
