“The idea that males … would prefer wheeled toys and females would prefer stuffed animals, that suggests it is more biologically determined rather than socially determined.”, Nathan Mikaere-Wallis, neuroscientist, Dr. Annette Henderson, University of Auckland, Bart Ellenbroek, professor of neurology, “I’m about to step into one of the most controversial areas in all of neuroscience.”, Nathan Mikaere-Wallis, neuroscientist, Dr. Annette Henderson, University of Auckland, Bart Ellenbroek, professor of neurology, “Some research suggests that at birth there are differences between males and females in terms of their brain structure.”, Nathan Mikaere-Wallis, neuroscientist, Dr. Annette Henderson, University of Auckland, Bart Ellenbroek, professor of neurology, “The problem is, is as soon as babies come out of the womb, they’re treated differently, according to their gender.”, Nathan Mikaere-Wallis, neuroscientist, Dr. Annette Henderson, University of Auckland, Bart Ellenbroek, professor of neurology, “One of the biggest things confirmed for me: we really are shaped by the experiences we have and what we do throughout our lives.”, Nathan Mikaere-Wallis, neuroscientist, Dr. Annette Henderson, University of Auckland, Bart Ellenbroek, professor of neurology

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