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Numerical intelligence
Quantity comes before the evolution of language
The principle of abstraction
Everything can be counted
Habituation and dishabituation
Visual exploration of new images and familiar images
Counting
Labelling the visual abilities through verbal ones
The stable-order principle
One, two, three... and their exact order
The principle of bijective mapping
For each item, a word-number
The order-irrelevance principle
The cardinality is not linked to the order
The number-words
Detachment from physical reality during the counting of objects
Semantic processes
Associate a given quantity with number-words or the Arabic numbers
Lexical processes
Capability and a number correctly
Syntactic processes
The importance of numerical grammar
Numerical facts
The repetition of operations available for a long time in memory
Cardinality, order and labels
A number has different and complex functions
The cardinality principle
The cardinality of the set, in the last item counted
Triple code
Analogous, visual-Arabic, verbal
Over-counting and under-counting
Errors in counting
Omissions
Underestimation of the number
Double-counting
When you count an object several times there is an overestimation
Wrong sequence of number-words
The set ascending order is not followed