Language effects on complex-addition accuracy are larger in auditory than visual presentation format¶
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q3 i3 Language-related accuracy differences between German and French were larger in auditory than visual presentation format. → Van Rinsveld A 2015
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Van Rinsveld A 2015¶
Van Rinsveld A, Brunner M, Landerl K, Schiltz C and Ugen S (2015) The relation between language and arithmetic in bilinguals: insights from different stages of language acquisition. Front. Psychol. 6:265. https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2015.00265
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Pairwise comparisons decomposing the language × format interaction on complex-addition CRs showed the German advantage was larger in auditory (η² = 0.373) than visual format (η² = 0.134).
"language-related accuracy differences were larger in auditory, F(1, 185) = 109. 919; p < 0. 001; η 2 = 0. 373, than visual presentation format, F(1, 185) = 28. 536; p < 0. 001; η 2 = 0. 134"
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Related Claims¶
- Complex additions are more accurate in visual than auditory format, with the auditory deficit shrinking with age — related
- French base-20 number words for numbers over 70 disproportionately impair addition performance in French — related
- Complex additions are solved faster and more accurately in German than French across all five bilingual proficiency stages — related
- Calculation complexity strongly modulates language, format and age-group effects on bilingual arithmetic — a broader claim this one bears on
- Simple additions are retrieved with equal accuracy in both languages from grade 10 onward, though still faster in German — related
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Language effects on complex-addition accuracy are larger in auditory than visual presentation format |
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Language effects on complex-addition accuracy are larger in auditory than visual presentation format |
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2015 |
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