visualize

It's commonly thought that men respond more strongly to visual stimuli than women. The myth is part and parcel with many others in the same camp - that men think about sex more often than women (once every 2 minutes, isn't it?), are more likely to be non-monogamous, and are more likely to desire adventure. Cringe. What about the way we process visual stimuli? Are male brains really hardwired to see differently, or can we chalk it up to another gender myth?