Neural association between non‐verbal number sense and arithmetic fluency

Non‐verbal number sense has been shown to significantly correlate with arithmetic fluency. Accumulated behavioral evidence indicates that the cognitive mechanism relies on visual perception. However, few studies have investigated the neural mechanism underlying this association. Following the visual...

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Published in:	Human brain mapping 2020-12, Vol.41 (18), p.5128-5140
Main Authors:	Li, Mengyi, Cheng, Dazhi, Lu, Yujie, Zhou, Xinlin
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Subjects:	Addition & subtraction Arithmetic arithmetic fluency Childrens mathematics puzzles Cognitive ability Cognitive tasks Correlation Event-related potentials Matching Mathematics non‐verbal number sense Occipital lobe Perception Reaction time single‐trial ERP‐behavior correlation Subtraction Visual perception
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