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By Ted Bauer
Wednesday, November 19, 2008 If you've got 20 minutes of spare time and a thirst for knowledge, read this entire article. If you can only spare about 42 seconds, check this pull-out: "Male undergraduates were more willing than women to contribute money towards a group effort—but only when competing against rival universities. If told instead that the experiment was to test their individual responses to group cooperation, men coughed up less cash than women did. In other words, men's cooperative behaviour only emerg ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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