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Neuroanatomical Substrates of Arabic Number Processing, Numerical Comparison, and Simple Addition: A PET Study

M. Pesenti, M. Thioux, X. Seron, A. Volder
Psychology
Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience
1 May 2000

Comparison and simple addition fact retrieval revealed a fronto-parietal network involving mainly the left intraparietal sulcus, the superior parietal lobule and the precentral gyrus, whereas addition also activated the orbito-frontal areas and the anterior insula in the right hemisphere.

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ADAPT: a developmental, asemantic, and procedural model for transcoding from verbal to arabic numerals.

P. Barrouillet, V. Camos, P. Perruchet, X. Seron
Psychology
Psychological review
1 April 2004

The authors' main proposal is that the transcoding process shifts from an algorithmic strategy to the direct retrieval from memory of digital forms, which is evolutive, adaptive, and particularly suited to account for learning and development.

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[Cognitive rehabilitation].

X. Seron, Y. Rossetti, C. Vallat-Azouvi, P. Pradat-Diehl, P. Azouvi
Psychology, Medicine
Revue neurologique
2008

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A case of prosopagnosia with some preserved covert remembrance of familiar faces

R. Bruyer, C. Laterre, D. Rectem
Psychology
Brain and Cognition
1 July 1983

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Images of numbers, or “when 98 is upper left and 6 sky blue”

X. Seron, M. Pesenti, Marie-Pascale Noël, G. Deloche, Jacques-André Cornet
Psychology
Cognition
31 December 1992

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Neuroanatomical substrates of Arabic number processing, numerical comparison and simple addition: A PET study.

M. Pesenti, M. Thioux, X. Seron, A. Volder
Psychology
NeuroImage
1 May 1998

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Involvement of short-term memory in complex mental calculation

Marie-Pascale Noël, Michel Désert, A. Aubrun, X. Seron
Psychology
Memory & cognition
2001

Results of this study suggest that the phonological loop, rather than the visual-spatial sketch pad, would be used preferably for temporary storage of addends in the short-term memory system.

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Numerosity-duration interference: a Stroop experiment.

V. Dormal, X. Seron, M. Pesenti
Psychology
Acta psychologica
1 February 2006

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Finger–digit compatibility in Arabic numeral processing

Samuel Di Luca, A. Graná, C. Semenza, X. Seron, M. Pesenti
Psychology
Quarterly journal of experimental psychology
1 September 2006

The results show that when all 10 fingers are used to answer, a mapping congruent with the prototypical finger-counting strategy reported by the participants leads to better performance than does a mapping confluence with a left-to-right oriented mental number line, both in palm-down and palm-up postures of the hands.

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Number magnitude and grip aperture interaction

Michael Andres, M. Davare, M. Pesenti, E. Olivier, X. Seron
Psychology
Neuroreport
22 December 2004

Electromyographic recordings revealed that grip closure was initiated faster in response to small digit presentation whereas grip opening was initiated quicker in responseTo large digits, in reference to a recent theory which proposed that physical and numerical quantities are represented by a generalized magnitude system dedicated to action.

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