The Acuity and Manipulability of the ANS Have Separable Influences on Preschoolers’ Symbolic Math Achievement

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RT @berniewestacott: More up-to-date evidence on the importance of ANS '...a nuanced relation between approximate number representations an…

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More up-to-date evidence on the importance of ANS '...a nuanced relation between approximate number representations and symbolic math achievement in which multiple features of the ANS contribute to the emergence of symbolic math ability in young children'

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RT @FrontPsychol: The Acuity and Manipulability of the ANS Have Separable Influences on Preschoolers’ Symbolic Math Achievement https://t.c…

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