Proximal and distal factors influencing performance in mental and written calculations: A study with the network analysis
Authors:
- Emiliano PizzicannellaEPEmiliano Pizzicannella
- Maria De LucaMLMaria De Luca
- Chiara Valeria MarinelliCMChiara Valeria Marinelli
- Pierluigi ZoccolottiPierluigi Zoccolotti
Open Access
Abstract
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- Ministero dell'Istruzione e del Merito
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