From the archive, 7 September 1927: Woman's instinct: A psychologist tests the legend, Psychology

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#x3C;p><strong>Originally published in the Manchester Guardian on 7 September 1927: </strong>Presumably the suggestion is that in women the intuitive faculty is a happy compensation for inferior reasoning capacity</p>

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