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Elizabeth M. Brannon

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Trends in Cognitive Sciences|July 16, 2003
Number knows no boundsElizabeth M. Brannon
Current Opinion in Neurobiology|March 21, 2006
The representation of numerical magnitudeElizabeth M Brannon
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America|February 25, 2005
The independence of language and mathematical reasoningElizabeth M Brannon
Cognition|April 6, 2002
The development of ordinal numerical knowledge in infancyElizabeth M Brannon
Child Development|February 20, 2021
First and Second Graders Successfully Reason About Ratios With Both Dot Arrays and Arabic NumeralsEmily Szkudlarek, Elizabeth M Brannon
Language Learning and Development : the Official Journal of the Society for Language Development|March 28, 2017
Does the approximate number system serve as a foundation for symbolic mathematics?Emily Szkudlarek, Elizabeth M Brannon
Child Development|March 28, 2008
The difficulties of representing continuous extent in infancy: using number is just easierSara Cordes, Elizabeth M Brannon
Trends in Cognitive Sciences|October 29, 2010
Space, time, and number: a Kantian research programStanislas Dehaene, Elizabeth M Brannon
Cognition|July 22, 2014
Improving arithmetic performance with number sense training: an investigation of underlying mechanismJoonkoo Park, Elizabeth M Brannon
Frontiers in Psychology|June 21, 2011
Attending to One of Many: When Infants are Surprisingly Poor at Discriminating an Item's SizeSara Cordes, Elizabeth M Brannon
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Trends in Cognitive Sciences|July 16, 2003
Number knows no boundsElizabeth M. Brannon
Current Opinion in Neurobiology|March 21, 2006
The representation of numerical magnitudeElizabeth M Brannon
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America|February 25, 2005
The independence of language and mathematical reasoningElizabeth M Brannon
Cognition|April 6, 2002
The development of ordinal numerical knowledge in infancyElizabeth M Brannon
Child Development|February 20, 2021
First and Second Graders Successfully Reason About Ratios With Both Dot Arrays and Arabic NumeralsEmily Szkudlarek, Elizabeth M Brannon
Language Learning and Development : the Official Journal of the Society for Language Development|March 28, 2017
Does the approximate number system serve as a foundation for symbolic mathematics?Emily Szkudlarek, Elizabeth M Brannon
Child Development|March 28, 2008
The difficulties of representing continuous extent in infancy: using number is just easierSara Cordes, Elizabeth M Brannon
Trends in Cognitive Sciences|October 29, 2010
Space, time, and number: a Kantian research programStanislas Dehaene, Elizabeth M Brannon
Cognition|July 22, 2014
Improving arithmetic performance with number sense training: an investigation of underlying mechanismJoonkoo Park, Elizabeth M Brannon
Frontiers in Psychology|June 21, 2011
Attending to One of Many: When Infants are Surprisingly Poor at Discriminating an Item's SizeSara Cordes, Elizabeth M Brannon
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