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Using Analogical Comparison to Reveal the Structure of the Count List
In many languages, number words follow a recursive morphological structure. Past research suggests that children with an extended and regular count list are earlier to notice such structure than those with a more limited and less transparent count list. Building on this line of research, we propose
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