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From the age of five, girls are better than boys
When the boys and girls entered the age of five, the group of girls outperformed boys in language skills, audiovisual skills and even in nonverbal languages.
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9 latest discoveries about people
Development science will help us unravel the mysteries of the body, intellect and human culture.
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The big toe determines the process of human evolution
A new study published by Canadian and American scientists published in the journal
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Texting helps children read and match rhymes better
A recent study suggests that regular messaging can help children spell and read better, and develop awareness about rhyming in words.
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Dangerous behavior of adolescents
According to a long-held hypothesis, it is thought that the delay in the development of the brain will make adolescent decisions dangerous and dangerous.
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Mice were transplanted with the Foxp2 gene from someone who said more about the language development process
Scientists at the Mouse Laboratory at the Helmholtz Center in Munich have contributed greatly to understanding human language development.
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'Zoning' the culprit is troubling and worrying
A substance called FGF2 that plays an important role in brain development may be an agent for some people to become anxious and depressed.
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The fetus 'sleep cycle'
After about 7 months of development in the womb, a fetus spends most of his time sleeping.
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'Green' fungicides
Scientists in Canada report the development of a 'green' fungicide that can provide a safer, and more environmentally friendly solution.
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Detection of genes that control skin formation
Oregon State University researchers have discovered a gene in the human body that controls skin growth.
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Front trolley is not good for children
Trolleys that drive the young face forward may interfere with the normal development of the child and cause them to grow into anxious people, a study has revealed.
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Make friends online: where technology and evolution meet
When looking for a good friend, you might think that the more friends you can choose, the better. But the development of technology that is primarily internet has made t…
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Dad is boring, children are less intelligent
The mood of young fathers greatly affects the language development of children. American scientists point out that a father is often in a depressed, uncomfortable mood t…
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Why do mice die earlier than people? New discovery of a biological clock
A New York University dentist has discovered a biological clock that links the development of teeth to other metabolic processes. This clock, or circadian rhythm, contro…
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For a long time, forget some things
Childhood memories are probably best preserved in photo albums, not in the brain. Remembering old memories makes you forget an important appointment or what to buy today.