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Sustained attention predicts number sense task performance

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q2 i? Sustained Attention emerged as the most robust predictor of number sense variables in supplementary analyses. → Szűcs Dénes 2014

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Szűcs Dénes 2014

Szűcs Dénes, Devine Amy, Soltesz Fruzsina, Nobes Alison, Gabriel Florence. (2014). Cognitive components of a mathematical processing network in 9-year-old children. Developmental Science. https://doi.org/10.1111/desc.12144

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Supplementary regression analyses predicting number sense measures; the article reports in summary that "Sustained Attention emerged as the most robust predictor of number sense variables". Details are in Supplementary Results not fully reproduced here.

"In summary, Sustained Attention emerged as the most robust predictor of number sense variables and Phonological Decoding and the Dot Matrix task were also predictors in some analyses."

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title Sustained attention predicts number sense task performance
description Sustained attention predicts number sense task performance
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