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61por Eisenkolb, Viktor M., Held, Lisa M., Utzschmid, Alexander, Lin, Xiao-Xiong, Krieg, Sandro M., Meyer, Bernhard, Gempt, Jens, Jacob, Simon N.“…Recording from the parietal association cortex, a region rarely explored in human single-unit studies, we demonstrate applications on these complementary spatial scales and describe traveling waves of oscillatory activity as well as single-neuron and neuronal population responses during numerical cognition, including operations with uniquely human number symbols. …”
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62por Klein, Elise, Willmes, Klaus, Dressel, Katharina, Domahs, Frank, Wood, Guilherme, Nuerk, Hans-Christoph, Moeller, Korbinian“…RESULTS: In line with our expectations, we observed two distinct parts of the fronto-parietal network subserving numerical cognition to be associated with either one of these two characteristics. …”
Publicado 2010
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63por Moeller, Korbinian, Klein, Elise, Fischer, Martin H, Nuerk, Hans-Christoph, Willmes, Klaus“…BACKGROUND: The current view in numerical cognition research is that multiplication facts are stored and retrieved in a phonological code. …”
Publicado 2011
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64“…Such studies have contributed significantly to the number sense theory (i.e., that humans are born with the ability to process numerosities, and share this ability with various species)—possibly the most influential theory in numerical cognition literature today. However, a dot array contains, in addition to numerosity, continuous properties such as the total surface area of the dots, their density, etc. …”
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65“…These results suggest that the numerical cognition of Asian elephants may be different from that of other animals, but further study is required to elucidate the differences precisely.…”
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66por Scott, Benjamin B, Constantinople, Christine M, Erlich, Jeffrey C, Tank, David W, Brody, Carlos D“…This indicates a major source of noise that, surprisingly, is not consistent with the widely used 'drift-diffusion modeling' (DDM) approach but is instead closely related to proposed models of numerical cognition and counting. We speculate that this form of noise could be important in accumulation of evidence tasks generally. …”
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67por Nieder, Andreas“…We found that not every vertebrate species studied in numerical cognition were able to flexibly discriminate absolute numerosity, which suggests qualitative differences in numerical intelligence are present between vertebrates. …”
Publicado 2020
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68“…In the domain of numerical cognition, deep learning architectures have successfully demonstrated that approximate numerosity representations can emerge in multi-layer networks that build latent representations of a set of images with a varying number of items. …”
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69“…While it is now recognized that subcortical regions can be involved in various cognitive domains, it remains unclear how they contribute to computations essential for higher-level cognitive processes such as endogenous attention and numerical cognition. Herein, we identify three models of subcortical–cortical relations in these cognitive processes: (i) subcortical regions are not involved in higher cognition; (ii) subcortical computations support elemental forms of higher cognition mainly in species without a developed cortex; and (iii) higher cognition depends on a whole-brain dynamic network, requiring integrated cortical and subcortical computations. …”
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70por Klein, Elise, Moeller, Korbinian, Glauche, Volkmar, Weiller, Cornelius, Willmes, Klaus“…Numerical cognition is a case of multi-modular and distributed cerebral processing. …”
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71“…Biases are commonly seen in numerical cognition. The operational momentum (OM) effect shows that responses to addition and subtraction problems are biased in the whole-number direction of the operation. …”
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72“…This highlights a process-oriented relationship between interference control and resolving conflict between discrete and continuous quantity, and in turn calls for further detailed empirical investigations of whether, how and why inhibitory processes matter to emerging numerical cognition.…”
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73“…The numerical cognition literature offers two views to explain numerical and arithmetical development. …”
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74“…That is, math anxiety is viewed here as a dynamic interplay between environmental (parenting style, as well as social style including teachers’ attitude, instruction strategies and wider social effects) and intrinsic factors (i.e., neuro-cognitive and genetic predispositions, including brain malfunctions, heritability, predisposition towards general anxiety) and basic numerical cognition and affective factors. The model predicts that the dynamic interplay between these factors can either prevent or promote math anxiety’s effects on the development of heterogeneous symptoms. …”
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75“…The triple code model of numerical cognition (TCM) details the neurocognitive mechanisms associated with perceiving and manipulating numerical information in exact symbolic (Arabic digits and number words) and approximate nonsymbolic numerical magnitude (e.g., dot arrays) representation codes. …”
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76“…Results: The two strategies activated brain regions related to calculation, numerical cognition, decision-making, and working memory. …”
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77por Maldonado Moscoso, Paula A., Castaldi, Elisa, Arrighi, Roberto, Primi, Caterina, Caponi, Camilla, Buonincontro, Salvatore, Bolognini, Francesca, Anobile, Giovanni“…An alternative account postulates that MA originates from a coarse early numerical cognition capacity, the perception of numerosity. …”
Publicado 2022
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78“…Here we ask if there are two separate core systems that lie at the foundations of numerical cognition: (1) the traditionally and well accepted numerical magnitude system but also (2) core system for representing ordinal information. …”
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79“…Here we suggest that the spatial and integrative properties of PPC neurons contribute to their critical role in numerical cognition.…”
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80“…Neural maturity in the intraparietal sulcus (IPS), a region with a known role in basic numerical cognition, predicted children's formal mathematics abilities. …”
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