Posters - Numbers meet space - Rosa Rugani

THE POSTERS

25_A_face_is_more_than_just_a_number_for_young_domestic_chicks_numbersmeetspace — A face is more than just a number for young domestic chicks. Individual processing of face-like displays supports 3vs.4 discrimination.

24_Middle_identification_numbersmeetspace — Middle identification and spatial numerical bias in rhesus monkeys (Macaca mulatta)

23_Spatial_bias_in_a_spatial-ordinal_task_2022_numbersmeetspace — Spatial bias in a spatial-ordinal task: Children show a left bias in identifying target positions

22_Brain Lateralization_2022_numbersmeetspace — Brain Lateralization affects numerical performance and spatial numerical association

21_ECVP_2016__numbersmeetspace — A strategy to improve arithmetical performance in four day-old domestic chicks (Gallus gallus)

20_poster ebb ebbs 2015_numbersmeetspace — Human-like perception of the ebbinghaus illusion in two distant species: Domestic chicks and redtail splitfins

19_ICIS_2018_DEF2206_numbersmeetspace — Individual features facilitate stimulus processing in a proto-arithmetic task in newborn domestic chicks

18_Rugani_poster_Escop_2017_numbersmeetspace — Numerical magnitude spatially biases unusual responses

17_Rugani_et_al_CogEvo2016_numbersmeetspace — Number-space associations in neonates

16_Paolo_Poster EBBS_numbersmeetspace — Newborn chicks (Gallus gallus) discriminate proportions

15_Poster EBBS_numbersmeetspace — The effect of brain asymmetry on biological motion perception in newborn chicks (Gallus gallus)

14_Rugani et al ISIS Berlino 2014 Rugani_numbersmeetspace — Representation of visual proportions in 4-day-old domestic chicks (Gallus gallus)

13_REGOLIN ET AL ISIS 2014_numbersmeetspace — The larger shall be on the right side. Domestic chicks are better at identifying larger sets when these are located to their right side

12_poster IEC 2013 Regolin_numbersmeetspace — Preliminary investigation of the representation of visual proportions in 4-day-old domestic chicks (Gallus gallus)

11_poster elena_numbersmeetspace — The representation of proportions in young domestic chicks

10_ale poster_numbersmeetspace — Arithmetic in newborn chick: the critical 3vs.4 condition

9_Rugani et al_numbersmeetspace — Left-right asymmetries in spatial numerical processing. Behavioural evidence from an animal model: the domestic chick (Gallus gallus)

8_Rugani et al. ISIS 2012_numbersmeetspace — One, two, three, four, something more? Proto-numerical discrimination in day old domestic chicks (Gallus gallus)

7_ EBBS Siviglia 2011_numbersmeetspace — Asymmetrical number-space mapping in the avian brain

6_San Francisco_numbersmeetspace — Object individuation in chicks: Use of Property/Kind information

5_Ferrara 2010_numbersmeetspace — Summation of large numerosities by newborn chicks

4_BALTIMORE_numbersmeetspace — Baby Chicks Choose the Larger Quantity in the 4 vs 1 Comparison Employing Either Social or Food Attractors

3_Ordinale CogEvo_numbersmeetspace — From left to right: Humans only?

2_CogEvo_Ele_numbersmeetspace — Arithmetic in newborn chicks

1_Cubi_CogEvo_numbersmeetspace — Discrimination between bidimensional representations of “possible” and “impossible” 3D objects in chicks.

latest news

Newborn chicks associate numbers and space

5 October 2020

In the early 1800s, Sir Francis Galton, a British polymath, showed for the first time that humans describe and think of numbers as being represented on a mental number line oriented from their left to right.

Ordinality in rats

10 June 2020

Rats are capable of learning to enter a target tunnel, to find a food, solely on the basis of its ordinal position in an array of six or 18 identical tunnels.

Ordinality in chicks

7 June 2020

Domestic chicks, soon after hatching, move and interact with their environment to follow the hen, to join their mates and to find food.