Numerosity is inherently confounded by related stimulus attributes such as density and area, and many studies have reported interactions of various strengths between area, density, and numerosity. However, direct measurements of sensitivity within the area-density-numerosity space show that numerosity emerges as the most spontaneous and sensitive dimension, strongly supporting the existence of a dedicated number sense.
Evidence for a number sense / Burr, David C. - In: BEHAVIORAL AND BRAIN SCIENCES. - ISSN 0140-525X. - ELETTRONICO. - 40:(2017), pp. 167-167. [10.1017/S0140525X16002077]
Evidence for a number sense
Burr, David C
2017
Abstract
Numerosity is inherently confounded by related stimulus attributes such as density and area, and many studies have reported interactions of various strengths between area, density, and numerosity. However, direct measurements of sensitivity within the area-density-numerosity space show that numerosity emerges as the most spontaneous and sensitive dimension, strongly supporting the existence of a dedicated number sense.
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