<p>Symbolic response percentages were non-random and peaked at the correct result. Rank (1–5) had a significant effect on response percentage for both low (blue, 4<sup>nd</sup> correct) and high (red, 2<sup>nd</sup> correct) ranges. Non-symbolic responses were non-random, depending on the response range presented. Rank had a significant effect on response percentage for multiplication when the low (blue) range was presented and for division when high (red) range was presented. This indicates that subjects were not guessing, but rather using a calculation based strategy.</p
A key justification for using nonrandomized experiments is that, with proper adjustment, their resul...
Biases are commonly seen in numerical cognition. The operational momentum (OM) effect shows that res...
Estimates of the rate of change of response accuracy for humans, measured in log-odds units of proba...
<p>Observed data (3a, from <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.003...
<p>Mean randomness scores as a function of an increasing number of LC (A) or NLC (B). Vertical bars ...
559 undergraduates answered one number using the numbers 0-9 without special instructions. Histogram...
Non-parametric statistical tests are commonly used in the behavioral sciences. Researchers need to b...
Summary. A small literature discusses locally most powerful rank tests when only a fraction of treat...
<p>Predicted accuracy in the repeated binary choice experiment depending on the frequency of the maj...
<p>a) Detailed patterns exhibited by each individual in all 25 test sessions; values in the bar grap...
A significant debate surrounds the nature of the cognitive mechanisms involved in non-symbolic numbe...
HIGHLIGHTSWe test whether symbolic number comparison is handled by an analog noisy system.Analog sys...
The topic of how symbolic and non-symbolic number systems relate to exact calculation skill has rece...
Mental number representation relies on mapping numerosity based on nonsymbolic stimuli to symbolic m...
Random responding to psychological inventories is a long-standing concern among clinical practitione...
A key justification for using nonrandomized experiments is that, with proper adjustment, their resul...
Biases are commonly seen in numerical cognition. The operational momentum (OM) effect shows that res...
Estimates of the rate of change of response accuracy for humans, measured in log-odds units of proba...
<p>Observed data (3a, from <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.003...
<p>Mean randomness scores as a function of an increasing number of LC (A) or NLC (B). Vertical bars ...
559 undergraduates answered one number using the numbers 0-9 without special instructions. Histogram...
Non-parametric statistical tests are commonly used in the behavioral sciences. Researchers need to b...
Summary. A small literature discusses locally most powerful rank tests when only a fraction of treat...
<p>Predicted accuracy in the repeated binary choice experiment depending on the frequency of the maj...
<p>a) Detailed patterns exhibited by each individual in all 25 test sessions; values in the bar grap...
A significant debate surrounds the nature of the cognitive mechanisms involved in non-symbolic numbe...
HIGHLIGHTSWe test whether symbolic number comparison is handled by an analog noisy system.Analog sys...
The topic of how symbolic and non-symbolic number systems relate to exact calculation skill has rece...
Mental number representation relies on mapping numerosity based on nonsymbolic stimuli to symbolic m...
Random responding to psychological inventories is a long-standing concern among clinical practitione...
A key justification for using nonrandomized experiments is that, with proper adjustment, their resul...
Biases are commonly seen in numerical cognition. The operational momentum (OM) effect shows that res...
Estimates of the rate of change of response accuracy for humans, measured in log-odds units of proba...