How your childhood drawings 'predict' teenage intelligence

A parents’ kitchen fridge gallery of their children’s art work could showcase more than their artistic ability.

Scientists think a four-year-old’s people-drawing ability provides an indicator of his or her intelligence at the age of 14.

They reveal a connection with gene-driven intelligence that has a measurable effect 10 years later.

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