Spatial biases in mental arithmetic are independent of reading/writing habits: Evidence from French and Arabic speakers
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- F.R.S. - FNRS (PDR-T.0245.16, PDR-T.0047.18)
- National research fund of Luxembourg (FNR-INTER/FNRS/17/1178524)
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