Do Techie Women Have Male Brains?

I've considered myself to be the empathizing type. It's easy for me to relate to people, care for them, and I even try to be considerate of their feelings, but after taking the Empathizing-Systemizing Test, I'm not so sure anymore. I came across an article that claimed women in technical careers have "male brains." An ongoing study at EQSQ, an online personality testing site, noticed that female test takers with technical jobs score above average on their systemizing quotient test.

There's a theory that people with systemizing brains are driven to “analyze, understand, predict, control and construct rule-based systems," while those with an empathizing brain identify another person's emotions and thoughts, then respond with an appropriate emotion. The controversy lies in the male and female categorizing. The reason the systemizing brain is considered male is because most men score high in systemizing tests, while women score higher in empathizing tests. That doesn't mean women cannot be systematic or that men cannot have empathy.

I got a very low score as an empathizer and an above-average score as a systemizer, which surprised me because I thought I would be a lot more balanced. Perhaps working in the tech industry has made me more systematic and less caring of how people feel.

Any techie women in the house? What do you say about these tests? Could they be true? Take the test, and share your results with me.