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Children who blink more, think more. Researchers found that spontaneous and rapid eye-blinking is a sign of higher performance on cognitive flexibility tasks in children aged 3-6. The association is linked to brain activation in the right dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (dIPFC), which controls executive functioning for planning and focus. Spontaneous eye-blink rate (sEBR) is a dopamine marker in children and was found to correlate with high executive functioning in preschool-aged children when performing the study. Researchers recruited 113 children from Japan, aged 3-6, to participate in a classic cognitive flexibility test: a card-sorting game where the rules change partway through…
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