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.

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An initial attempt to study numerical abilities in animals is the famous story of Clever Hans.

The origin of the Mental Number Line: Evidence from three-day-old newborns

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We represent numbers on a left to right oriented Mental Number Line (MNL), with small numbers located on the left and large ones on the right. How do these associations arise?

What is the Mental Number Line?

7 August 2019

The Mental Number Line refers to the tendency to associate small numbers with the left space and large number with the right space.