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The developmental trajectory of children’s strategy use on number order processing tasks
Children’s order processing performance shows an increasingly strong association with arithmetic fluency across development. One interpretation of this strengthening association is that children display a gradual shift toward greater reliance on memory-retrieval strategies during both order processi
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