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A huge study reveals the way to increase the intelligence of children before puberty
Researchers have discovered that a young child's resting brain waves can predict active intelligence later in life.
Researchers in the US and Germany followed up on an earlier study (of homeless children in Romania) to show how children's upbringing can affect their brainpower years later.
Scientists have found that children of social institutions have a relatively lower IQ compared to children who are raised at home.
The study showed a relationship between brain wave patterns and intelligence levels in the data itself.
"These findings demonstrate that experience-induced changes in brain activity early in life have a profound effect on long-term cognitive development," the researchers wrote. However, how this activity develops in early life is not well understood.
Resting slow waves reduce unnecessary neural interactions, making the brain more efficient when dealing with mental tasks.
The results of the current study indicate that the slow wave activity in the resting child's brain can be affected in some way by the home rearing and the time of the nursery setting.
The "significant association" they identified is "particularly striking," the authors say, as this research is the first of its kind to link slow brain waves in childhood with long-term effects in young adulthood, according to a study published in the journal Science Alert.
Previous studies have also found that slow brain waves are particularly sensitive to environmental and social factors such as poverty, and if a young child does not receive adequate emotional support, it can affect their neurocognitive development.
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