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Revisiting the Relationship Between Number-Line Estimation and Basic Addition and Subtraction in Elementary School Children and Adults

Sumyah A. Alnajashi

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Key concepts: Number line, Numerosity adaptation effect, Subtraction, Arithmetic, Estimation, Task (project management), Line (geometry), Recall

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