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(2)Charles Nelson
(3)a cognitive neuroscientist

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(2)I was very interested in children who grew up in poor countries like Bangladesh

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(2)They were raised in families that made a dollar or two a day

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(2)Growing up in dirty streets and polluted air conditions, you’re more likely to get sick

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(2)We’ve been visiting this place for years
(3)I studied the differences in children’s brain development

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(2)What did you learn from your research

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(2)It’s interesting, but it’s very sad

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(2)When the kids turned three
(3)Your IQ is already noticeably low

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(2)If the average IQ is 100
(3)Bangladeshi kids have an IQ of only about 85

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(2)More importantly, at about two months old, the amount of gray matter in the brain was low

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(2)In other words, if I compare it to a computer, the CPU isn’t working properly

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(2)That would reduce the children’s intellectual abilities

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(2)It will affect the next generation

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(2)The intelligence of these children will be slow, and so will their children

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(2)Families with low incomes and education levels
(3)I’m in a stressful environment

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(2)The babies that grow up in these families
(3)I studied it for two to 24 months

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(2)The study found that the more stressful the home environment, the less brain activity a child has

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(2)Poor environment and high stress
(3)It was already affecting the brain

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(3)Do children grow up in an environment of absolute poverty
(4)Is it fair that the brain is less developed