Nothing makes you want to tear clumps of your hair out, scream, gnash your teeth and generally lose it more than someone who refuses to admit they're wrong. There are those arguments or debates you find yourself in when the other person is so wide off the mark factually - or morally reprehensible - you think, "surely they'll come round and realise they're wrong?" Now, we're not suggesting men are unique in their struggle with admitting they're wrong. The scientists gave one set of participants extra testosterone and the other set none. Maths problems were then posed to both sets, and to no one's great surprise, those who'd had extra testosterone were more likely to be wrong.

Source: Standard Digital May 06, 2017 07:07 UTC