The exact vs. approximate distinction in numerical cognition may not be exact, but only approximate : how different processes work together in multi-digit addition

Klein, Elise

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The exact vs. approximate distinction in numerical cognition may not be exact, but only approximate : how different processes work together in multi-digit addition

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Klein, Elise. The exact vs. approximate distinction in numerical cognition may not be exact, but only approximate : how different processes work together in multi-digit addition. 2009. https://publications.rwth-aachen.de/record/51060

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