From the images. The women are looking at places where threats can't be, it's a random scan over the entire field of view. The men are focused on areas threats can actually appear.
I want to see if there is a supplementary material or something to see more results but
> Data for this study cannot be shared because participants did not consent to public data sharing.
I get it but not every single one of them right? What is the repeatability?
It may indicate that if women had better spatial reasoning skills they wouldn't be as fearful, as they would know that its unlikely that a predator is hiding in the sky.
I'd like to see female army and police officers results on something like this. I'd bet they'd look in more reasonable places and I'd guess they experience less fear on average.