Optical Illusion: How to know if you have a male or female brain type

Optical illusion to know if you have a male or female brain

Optical illusions are mind-bending images that challenge your perception and test your observation skills.

One such illusion doing the rounds on the internet can, according to many, help you understand the type of brain you possess.

Are you curious to know more about it?

Let’s get started.

Optical Illusion: How to know if you have a male or female brain type

Every individual has a different thought process, primarily because our brains function differently.

The image shared above is an optical illusion picture that can reveal if you have a male brain or a female brain depending on how you interpret the image at first glance.

Now, what do you see when you first set your eyes on the image?

Do you see a man running away from you, or towards you?

Based on what you see first, there are different interpretations that have been made by Fact Factories in their quiz.

Towards you?

If you saw the man running towards you, then you are more “male-brained”.

Such people are more adept at solving problems with instant analytical skills and reasoning.

At first, you may not seem interested in a particular thing, but if that subject makes you curious you are likely to learn more about it quickly.

You tend to focus all your energy on pursuing that. This can be seen in all spheres of your life.

You tend to back up your ideas and opinions with convincing arguments.

But one drawback that you might notice is that you are not able to manage multiple tasks easily, whereas you excel when you focus on a singular task.

Running away from you?

If you are among those who saw the man running away from you, then you are more “female-brained”.

Emotions take a back seat when you need to take a decision. Your thought process is analytical, based on intuition and reasoning.

You are excellent at multitasking and will excel in creative fields that require bringing in fresh ideas and out-of-the-box thinking.

Debate persists on whether to classify parts of the brain as masculine or feminine. One school of thought believes that actions are determined by the makeup of the brain and then moulded by experiences.

Disclaimer: The opinions expressed here are based on the study by researchers over a period of time, but more study needs to be done in order to substantiate these interpretations.