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participants for between-decade tri
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DISCUSSION Internal or external dec
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The debate under which conditions h
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All in all, good logarithmic fits w
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APPENDIX A Overall distance and pro
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ABSTRACT Recent research indicated
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Sources of difficulty in carry addi
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unit sum has to be carried to the d
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Apparatus: Eye fixation behaviour w
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solution to an addition problem we
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Total reading time on target 2 : Th
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Comparably, also the number of regr
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DISCUSSION The current study set of
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second summand but not on the first
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associated with actually calculatin
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APPENDIX A Stimulus properties of t
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Study 3 Language effects on childre
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INTRODUCTION The understanding and
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analyses Ebersbach and colleagues (
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Language specificities and their in
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- In a second step it was investiga
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Children with an IQ (measured by CF
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53, 64, 75, 82, and 95) we first co
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Estimated value 100 75 Breakpoint l
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epresentation of two-digit numbers
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distance were generally more accura
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estimation was particularly poorer
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Implications for the theoretical un
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especially detrimental in items wit
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epresentation but rather progress i
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linear model as well. In line with
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longer a reliable predictor of esti
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contrasted. In the current study it
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N 60 Distribution of individual bre
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analyses. However, in the following
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ABSTRACT It is assumed that basic n
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have claimed that basic numerical k
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The current study follows up and ex
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argument is corroborated by the imp
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Damian, 2008; Moeller, Fischer, Nue
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place-value structure. For instance
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Following the progression of resear
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As the current manuscript focuses o
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Follow-up assessment: Two years lat
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ackward span tasks was chosen as an
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participating children understood t
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Table 2: Correlation matrix depicti
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Again, a multiple stepwise regressi
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higher score in the CE working memo
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Table 4: Regression model predictin
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Thereby, the present data allowed f
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it is conclusive that the number of
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numbers up to 20 and their arithmet
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easily solve. As no backup strategi
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problems, respectively. This was su
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developmental trajectories of basic
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multi-digit numbers which in turn p
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esearch. The present data rather su
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Study 5 All for one but not one for
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INTRODUCTION Dealing with and the p
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ehavioural performance in the NBT:
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impossible to bisect by an integer
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HRF function (Büchel, Holmes, Rees
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Table 2: Regresion analysis for bis
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Figure 1: fMRI signal for parametri
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Broca’s area, SMA/pre-SMA, fronta
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Non-multiplicative > multiplicative
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Table 7: Brain areas activated by m
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(applicable only for non-bisected t
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Other areas associated with the fro
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von Cramon, 2004) and inhibition of
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the rules applied, participants nee
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inhibiting irrelevant information a
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ABSTRACT Humans represent numbers a
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systematically neglected the left p
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et al., 2006). However, we hypothes
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None of the participants showed cli
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Table 2: Scores of each participant
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4 blocks of 40 trials each, which t
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neglect patients for triplets invol
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meaning that larger problem size wa
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al. 2006). Neglect not only impairs
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affected (e.g. Dehaene & Cohen, 199
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oriented MNL. Moreover, our data al
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APPENDIX B Factorial analyses (ANOV
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for triplets crossing a decade boun
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Section 5 A computational model of
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ABSTRACT Currently, there are three
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Two-digit number processing Basical
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3. The hybrid model The hybrid mode
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model allow for quantitatively pred
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ventral “what” and the “dorsa
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egression model evaluating the data
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The detailed description of the thr
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In the holistic model, two input ar
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Modelling two-digit number comparis
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Comparisons to a variable standard
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found that only the influence of lo
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.09]. Taken together, analyzing the
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data again indicated that decompose
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epresented separately also in the i
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strictly decomposed model revealed
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eliable main effect of compatibilit
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them. As could already been inferre
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Nevertheless, the results pattern w
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Different origins of the compatibil
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As already mentioned in the introdu
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magnitude representation is notatio
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versions the strictly decomposed as
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APPENDIX A N 10000 Frequency of occ
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Decomposed model The connection wei
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learning pattern mirrored the one f
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Appendix C On the interrelation of
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SUMMARY Before evaluating the impli
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fixations on the result’s decade
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early place-value understanding for
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variable standard the strictly deco
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SYNOPSIS At the end of the general
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However, unlike in previous studies
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distance. And indeed, such a distin
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hypothetical number line. Compared
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Ansari, 2009; Halberda, Mazzocco, &
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system would not be too problematic
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limited set of symbols (cf. Verguts
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is reflected in the human number ma
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one even before having seen the sec
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Further evidence for place-value in
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executing the carry by updating the
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prominent role of the unit digits o
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corroborated by a variety of observ
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epresentation of number magnitude.
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place-value knowledge in numerical
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strong influence on numerical devel
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Delazer, M., Karner, E., Zamarian,
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Moeller, K. (2006). Factors affecti
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Zorzi, M., Priftis, K., & Umiltà,
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