Published On: December 27th, 2018|

Science News – Staff Writer

“Proficiency in reading and math is associated with a complex system of skills, some of which derive from personality traits. In new research, Dr. Margherita Malanchini from the University of Texas at Austin and colleagues found that characteristics related to openness, such as intellectual curiosity and confidence, made children more adept to take on math and reading than characteristics describing conscientiousness, such as diligence and perseverance.” (more)