numerosities

young children can perceive numerosities before they learn to count.

the brain processes numerosities automatically and unconsciously.

researchers study how we estimate large numerosities.

some animals demonstrate the ability to discriminate numerosities.

mathematical education should develop sensitivity to numerosities.

the visual system helps us perceive small numerosities accurately.

approximate numerosities are processed in the parietal cortex.

children often confuse larger numerosities with smaller ones.

training can improve one's ability to estimate numerosities.

the subitizing effect applies only to small numerosities.

we naturally compare numerosities without explicit instruction.

mental numerosities guide our everyday decision-making.