Intelligence Distributions for Males and Females

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There is very little difference in average IQ scores for males and females; in fact, there is much more overlap than difference. The major sex-related difference is the fact that males usually produce wider variability in test scores than females. Males are more likely to be found in the upper and lower extremes.

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