13 November 2020 09:00Alla Lysak
A child's IQ can be determined by sleep
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Children who sleep better (don't wake up at night) and wake up more easily in the morning have more gray matter in their brains.
This is reported by the staff of the Research Institute of the University of Sports and healthas well as the Center for the Study of Mind, Brain and Behavior, affiliated with the University of Granada.
As part of the experiment, scientists have shown that the areas of the brain associated with sleep also affect the level of intelligence.
Sleep is associated with the amount of gray matter in certain areas of the brain, and it is also associated with a child's learning success and cognitive development during adolescence.Scientists advise parents whose children sleep restlessly to engage in their intellectual development. Despite the inherent IQ indicators, work with a child is also important for the mental level.
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