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Preschoolers who blink more may switch rules more easily
Researchers studied 113 Japanese children, ages nearly three to seven, as they sorted cards. Children who blinked more often switched between sorting rules more successfully, but the researchers say blinking does not measure overall intelligence or future potential.
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