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Article: First two years vital for kids' cognitive development, IQ
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- The Hindustan Times
- Article date:
- December 24, 2007
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Washington, Dec. 24 -- A new study has found that the quality of care given to a child within the first two years of life directly affects brain development and IQ.
Led by researchers from Tulane University, a team of investigators followed abandoned young children in Romanian orphanages over time.
The researchers found that children placed in foster care at younger ages had significantly higher IQ than those placed in foster care after the age of 2.
"Our findings suggest that there may be a sensitive period in the first two years of life in which experiences are especially important in shaping cognitive development. ...
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