Neuroscientist: A magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) study of the brains of a group of men and women shows marked gender differences. For example, the brains of the men in the group indicate that they have better hand-eye coordination than the women. These variations prove that the differences between men and women are inherent. Which of the following would best support the neuroscientist's conclusion? 

Multiple Choice 

Age often affects hand-eye coordination in women but rarely in men. 

Five-year-old boys have an advantage over 5-year-old girls in sports that require good hand-eye coordination. 

Girls who play team sports have better hand-eye coordination than girls who play board games. 

Men are as capable of nurturing children as women are.