On the other hand, in a study aimed at finding whether a series of terrorist attacks with common features elicit flashbulb memories, a different pattern of gender effects was found. Men rated the distinctiveness of their flashbulb-producing event significantly higher than females did. Additionally, men had memories with significantly more detail than women. Women however, reported significantly higher rates of emotional reactivity. Thus, it is important to conduct further research to fully understand the significant differences between men and women in recall of flashbulb memories.