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Counting on automatization: The automatized counting theory of mental arithmetic
Counting-enumerating sets by establishing one-to-one correspondence with an internal counter-is fundamental to the invention and development of mathematics. Yet, dominant models assume that counting is abandoned over the course of learning as children achieve proficiency with basic arithmeti
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