It also showed that some of us are better at this than others, and that
women on average score better on this test than men.
Not exact matches
Each of us chases after a desirable «rating» — an
average score (out of 5 stars) that's affected by everything from that sideways glance you gave the
woman walking past you
on your morning commute to the lack of enthusiasm you displayed for the birthday gift your co-worker gave you.
On a 30 - point test that evaluates for mild cognitive impairment, called the Montreal Cognitive Assessment, the diabetic
women had an
average score three points lower: 21 points versus 24 points in
women with a healthy pregnancy.
We have been improving
on that
score, with a global
average of 2.5 births per
woman, about half the level of six decades ago.
For example,
on the Beck Depression Inventory (BDI), a widely used questionnaire in which a
score of 19 or above indicates major depression,
women in the study group saw their depressive symptoms decline from an
average of 27 at the beginning of therapy to 9.6 eight months after the program concluded.
Women had higher
average pain
scores than men: 6.8 versus 6.1,
on a scale of 0 to 10.
The results confirmed that
women on average do indeed
score better
on this test.
Women rated themselves 9 % more satisfied
on average, whilst men
scored a whopping 12 % higher (no surprises there).
Fresh from an Oscar win for Best Foreign Language Film for A Fantastic
Woman, Sebastián Lelio
scored with English - language drama / romance Disobedience, which had the second - best limited bow of 2018
on a per - theater
average basis.
Men also
score higher,
on average, than
women on the science knowledge index.
Women who were exposed to the highest levels of two common household chemicals — di - n - butyl phthalate (DnBP) and di - isobutyl phthalate (DiBP)-- during pregnancy had children whose IQ scores measured 6 points lower on average than those women whose exposure was red
Women who were exposed to the highest levels of two common household chemicals — di - n - butyl phthalate (DnBP) and di - isobutyl phthalate (DiBP)-- during pregnancy had children whose IQ
scores measured 6 points lower
on average than those
women whose exposure was red
women whose exposure was reduced.