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Exploring the Relation Between Spatial Anxiety and Mathematics: Spatial Skills, Math Anxiety, and the Unbounded Number Line
Spatial skills are consistently associated with mathematical performance, and numerical magnitude representation may partially explain this relationship. However, it remains unclear whether spatial anxiety is similarly associated with mathematics. We sampled 221 adults and assessed spatial skills, s
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