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Adults Focus More, Young Children Notice More

Adults Focus More, Young Children Notice More

by Sarah Green | Apr 19, 2017 | News, Student Issues

Although adults are better at paying attention to things, children notice and remember more. A new study from The Ohio State University have found that adults are better at focusing on things they are instructed to focus on than children, but that children given the...

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