<p>Three possible models of the effects of numeric ability and strategy use on recall of prices. Top: under-additive model, wherein the positive impacts of strategy use are reduced at higher levels of numeric ability. Middle: additive model, wherein strategy users and non-strategy users benefit equally from higher levels of numeric ability. Bottom: over-additive model, wherein the benefits of strategy use are enhanced at higher levels of numeric ability.</p
Higher numeracy is associated with better comprehension and use of numeric information as well as re...
Abstract: The present paper discusses three studies that all relied on Le-maire and Siegler's (...
Across two laboratory studies, an eye tracking experiment, a facial recognition experiment, and a se...
<p>Overall recall and forgetting regressed onto numeric ability for the two strategy groups (simple ...
<p>Overall recall regressed onto numeric ability for the two strategy groups (no strategy used v.s. ...
The goals of this study were to assess the primary effects of the use of cognitive strategy and a co...
The goals of this study were to assess the primary effects of the use of cognitive strategy and a co...
International audienceWe examine to what extent consumers' recall for the prices of products they fr...
a<p>Overall recall was calculated as an average of prices recalled from immediate post-test to 7-day...
We conducted two experiments to test whether individuals’ strategy choices in a numerosity judgement...
Remembering Prices: Numeric Cognition, Language, and Price RecallABSTRACTThis paper examines how con...
PaperThe present study tested three possible explanations for the earlier finding that participants'...
The present paper discusses three studies that all relied on Le-maire and Siegler's (1995) theoretic...
WOS:000345487400016International audienceWhen participants accomplish cognitive tasks, they obtain p...
Cahier de Recherche du Groupe HEC Paris, n° 813/2005We examine the cognitive mechanics involved in k...
Higher numeracy is associated with better comprehension and use of numeric information as well as re...
Abstract: The present paper discusses three studies that all relied on Le-maire and Siegler's (...
Across two laboratory studies, an eye tracking experiment, a facial recognition experiment, and a se...
<p>Overall recall and forgetting regressed onto numeric ability for the two strategy groups (simple ...
<p>Overall recall regressed onto numeric ability for the two strategy groups (no strategy used v.s. ...
The goals of this study were to assess the primary effects of the use of cognitive strategy and a co...
The goals of this study were to assess the primary effects of the use of cognitive strategy and a co...
International audienceWe examine to what extent consumers' recall for the prices of products they fr...
a<p>Overall recall was calculated as an average of prices recalled from immediate post-test to 7-day...
We conducted two experiments to test whether individuals’ strategy choices in a numerosity judgement...
Remembering Prices: Numeric Cognition, Language, and Price RecallABSTRACTThis paper examines how con...
PaperThe present study tested three possible explanations for the earlier finding that participants'...
The present paper discusses three studies that all relied on Le-maire and Siegler's (1995) theoretic...
WOS:000345487400016International audienceWhen participants accomplish cognitive tasks, they obtain p...
Cahier de Recherche du Groupe HEC Paris, n° 813/2005We examine the cognitive mechanics involved in k...
Higher numeracy is associated with better comprehension and use of numeric information as well as re...
Abstract: The present paper discusses three studies that all relied on Le-maire and Siegler's (...
Across two laboratory studies, an eye tracking experiment, a facial recognition experiment, and a se...