Developmental trajectory of number acuity reveals a severe impairment in developmental dyscalculia
Authors:
- Manuela PiazzaMPManuela Piazza
- Andrea FacoettiAFAndrea Facoetti
- Anna Noemi TrussardiATAnna Noemi Trussardi
- Ilaria BertelettiIBIlaria Berteletti
- Stefano ConteSCStefano Conte
- Daniela LucangeliDLDaniela Lucangeli
- Stanislas DehaeneSDStanislas Dehaene
- Marco ZorziMZMarco Zorzi
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