Scientists have found that children who can accurately depict the human form at the age of four are more likely to be brighter in their teenage years. Psychologists at iKing's College London /iexamined pictures drawn by more than 15,000 four-year-olds. Those who drew with the most skill were likely to perform better in intelligence tests a decade later. The study carried out on 7,750 pairs of identical and non-identical twins, also ...Tuesday 19 August 2014
Children's Drawings Could be a Clue to Their Intelligence, Research Finds
Scientists have found that children who can accurately depict the human form at the age of four are more likely to be brighter in their teenage years. Psychologists at iKing's College London /iexamined pictures drawn by more than 15,000 four-year-olds. Those who drew with the most skill were likely to perform better in intelligence tests a decade later. The study carried out on 7,750 pairs of identical and non-identical twins, also ...
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