Counting While Talking: Different Signatures for Verbal and Nonverbal Counting (original) (raw)
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This research investigates the distinctions between verbal and nonverbal counting processes in humans and their implications for cognitive science. It builds on existing models of nonverbal counting, highlighting how different counting mechanisms may produce varying signatures in accuracy and speed based on the nature of the counting method employed. Notably, variability signatures showcase significant differences between verbal and nonverbal counting across various numerosity ranges.
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