Sex Differences in Visual Perception Using Stereopsis

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Gender preference on the quality of landscape aesthetic of urban agriculture

“…These results can be used as urban agricultural development regardless the gender. This finding is in line with Shular et al (2005), but not with Vanston & Strother (2017), who argued that there are differences in the two's neurological abilities. Likewise, it is also in line with the findings of Bosley (1993); Jashari et al (2018); Norman et al (2018).…”