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Counting and the ontogenetic origins of exact equality

2021-11-20

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<p>Humans are unique in their capacity to both represent number exactly and to express these representations symbolically. This correlation has prompted debate regarding whether symbolic number systems are necessary to represent exact number. Previous work addressing this question in innumerate adults and semi-numerate children has been limited by conflicting results and differing methodologies, and has not yielde...

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1984c276-66ac-59c4-a63b-34be49491c12
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10.31234/osf.io/mtzd7
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