Memory ability in kids might affect social status : vimarsan

Children with better memory abilities might achieve higher social standing among their peers, a study by Academia Sinica and National Tsing Hua University (NTHU) has suggested.
The research team experimented on laboratory mice and studied children’s behaviors to reach the conclusion.
Mice and children with better memory have a higher chance of becoming leaders among their peers, and would further consolidate their position using this advantage, the study said.
The team was led by Academia Sinica’s Institute of Biomedical Sciences assistant research fellow Yang Shi-bing (楊世斌), NTHU Department of Early Childhood Education associate professor Chou Yu-ju (周育如) and NTHU Institute of Biotechnology

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