intuition over reason.

Stanley Hall, founder and first president of the American Psychological Association, described women as different from men in every organ and tissue:

"She works by intuition and feeling; fear, pity, anger, love, and most of the emotions have a wider range and greater intensity. If she abandons her natural naivete and takes up the burden of guiding and accounting for her life by consciousness, she is likely to lose more than she gains, according to the old saw that she who deliberates is lost"