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Grouping strategies in number estimation extend the subitizing range by Maldonado Moscoso, Paula A., Castaldi, Elisa, Burr, David C., Arrighi, Roberto, Anobile, Giovanni

“…When asked to estimate the number of items in a visual array, educated adults and children are more precise and rapid if the items are clustered into small…”
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The symmetry-induced numerosity illusion depends on visual attention by Maldonado Moscoso, Paula A., Maduli, Giuseppe, Anobile, Giovanni, Arrighi, Roberto, Castaldi, Elisa

“…Symmetry is an important and strong cue we rely on to organize the visual world. Although it is at the basis of objects segmentation in a visual scene, it can…”
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EEG signature of grouping strategies in numerosity perception by Caponi, Camilla, Maldonado Moscoso, Paula A, Castaldi, Elisa, Arrighi, Roberto, Grasso, Paolo A

“…The moment we see a group of objects, we can appreciate its numerosity. Our numerical estimates can be imprecise for large sets (>4 items), but they become…”
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Mathematics and Numerosity but Not Visuo-Spatial Working Memory Correlate with Mathematical Anxiety in Adults by Maldonado Moscoso, Paula A, Castaldi, Elisa, Arrighi, Roberto, Primi, Caterina, Caponi, Camilla, Buonincontro, Salvatore, Bolognini, Francesca, Anobile, Giovanni

“…Many individuals, when faced with mathematical tasks or situations requiring arithmetic skills, experience exaggerated levels of anxiety. Mathematical anxiety…”
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Adaptation to hand-tapping affects sensory processing of numerosity directly: evidence from reaction times and confidence by Maldonado Moscoso, Paula A, Cicchini, Guido M, Arrighi, Roberto, Burr, David C

“…Like most perceptual attributes, the perception of numerosity is susceptible to adaptation, both to prolonged viewing of spatial arrays and to repeated motor…”
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“Groupitizing”: a strategy for numerosity estimation by Anobile, Giovanni, Castaldi, Elisa, Moscoso, Paula A. Maldonado, Burr, David C., Arrighi, Roberto

“…Previous work has shown that when arrays of objects are grouped within clusters, participants can enumerate their numerosity more rapidly than when objects are…”
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Serial dependence improves performance and biases confidence-based decisions by Maldonado Moscoso, Paula A, Burr, David C, Cicchini, Guido Marco

“…Perception depends on both the current sensory input and on the preceding stimuli history, a mechanism referred to as serial dependence (SD). One interesting,…”
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Groupitizing Improves Estimation of Numerosity of Auditory Sequences by Anobile, Giovanni, Castaldi, Elisa, Maldonado Moscoso, Paula A., Arrighi, Roberto, Burr, David

“…Groupitizing is a recently described phenomenon of numerosity perception where clustering items of a set into smaller “subitizable” groups improves…”
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Symmetry as a grouping cue for numerosity perception by Maldonado Moscoso, Paula A., Anobile, Giovanni, Burr, David C., Arrighi, Roberto, Castaldi, Elisa

“…To estimate the number of objects in an image, each element needs to be segregated as a single unit. Several principles guide the process of element…”
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Groupitizing modifies neural coding of numerosity by Maldonado Moscoso, Paula A., Greenlee, Mark W., Anobile, Giovanni, Arrighi, Roberto, Burr, David C., Castaldi, Elisa

“…Numerical estimation of arrays of objects is faster and more accurate when items can be clustered into groups, a phenomenon termed “groupitizing.” Grouping can…”
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