Numerical abstractness and elementary arithmetic

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 32 (3-4):330 - 331 (2009)
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Abstract

Like number representation, basic arithmetic seems to be a natural candidate for abstract instantiation in the brain. To investigate this, researchers have examined effects of numeral format on elementary arithmetic (e.g., 4+5 vs. four+five). Different numeral formats often recruit distinct processes for arithmetic, reinforcing the conclusion that number processing is not necessarily abstracted away from numeral format

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J. Campbell
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