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Update Date: 2008/07/22 16:59
Hollywood actress Angelina Jolie recently gave birth to twins in France, causing a sensation. Interestingly, a recent American study suggests that during the time in the mother's womb, the female twin's future personality can be influenced by the male twin. However, not everyone accepts this theory.
Having shared the womb for nearly 10 months, do twins influence each other? A new American study provides a positive answer. Regardless of whether the twins in the study agree, the results show that female twins are indeed different from other females.
In simple terms, female twins exhibit personality traits traditionally considered masculine, a point their brothers also agree with. However, these twins do not believe the cause lies in the concentration of testosterone in the womb during pregnancy. Nevertheless, researchers insist that the differences are evident from the embryonic stage. Female twins have larger teeth resembling those of males, and their brain development and finger shapes are similar to male infants.
Regardless of whether this conclusion is widely accepted, the study of twins indeed helps scientists further understand how twins influence each other. (Comprehensive report by Min-TV News, Lian Huixing)
Source: http://tw. news. yahoo. com/ article/ url/ d/ a/ 080722/ 2/ 13p9a. html
Study: Female Twins Exhibit Male-Like Personalities
Hollywood actress Angelina Jolie recently gave birth to twins in France, causing a sensation. Interestingly, a recent American study suggests that during the time in the mother's womb, the female twin's future personality can be influenced by the male twin. However, not everyone accepts this theory.
Having shared the womb for nearly 10 months, do twins influence each other? A new American study provides a positive answer. Regardless of whether the twins in the study agree, the results show that female twins are indeed different from other females.
In simple terms, female twins exhibit personality traits traditionally considered masculine, a point their brothers also agree with. However, these twins do not believe the cause lies in the concentration of testosterone in the womb during pregnancy. Nevertheless, researchers insist that the differences are evident from the embryonic stage. Female twins have larger teeth resembling those of males, and their brain development and finger shapes are similar to male infants.
Regardless of whether this conclusion is widely accepted, the study of twins indeed helps scientists further understand how twins influence each other. (Comprehensive report by Min-TV News, Lian Huixing)
Source: http://tw. news. yahoo. com/ article/ url/ d/ a/ 080722/ 2/ 13p9a. html