A large body of research, mostly conducted by parasitologist Jaroslav Flegr of Charles University in Prague, supports the idea that Toxoplasma harbors the potential to change human behavior. In a series of personality assessments spanning more than a decade and involving nearly 2,500 individuals, Flegr and his colleagues found that certain traits often coincide with a Toxoplasma infection. For example, infected men tend to be introverted, suspicious and rebellious, whereas infected women tend to be extroverted, trusting and obedient.
THIS JUST IN: PARASITE TRANSMITTED BY CATS FORCES WOMEN BACK INTO GENDER ROLES.
Feminists everywhere begin slaughtering cats by the millions.