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When 10-year-old children repeatedly practice the precise motor skills involved in texting the cortical areas directly controlling these motor skills are likely to develop more complex?
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∙ 9y ago
This is true. It is more likely that they are going to learn how to do the task and remember it and other things for a long time.
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