The eyes, often called the window to our minds, reveal the focus of spatial attention and are
therefore a powerful research tool for the study of spatial processing and spatially related …

Spatial-numerical associations (SNAs) have been studied extensively in the past two
decades, always requiring either explicit magnitude processing or explicit spatial-directional …

A milestone in numerical development is the acquisition of counting principles which allow
children to exactly determine the numerosity of a given set. Moreover, a canonical left-to …

Previous work on spatial–numerical association (SNAs) included either spatially distributed
stimuli or responses. This raises the possibility that the inferred spatial nature of number …

Processing numbers induces shifts of spatial attention in probe detection tasks, with small
numbers orienting attention to the left and large numbers to the right side of space. This has …

Objective People often perceive a quantity of specific objects that appear as part of an
overall group of items (a subset). This study investigates this type of perception among a …

Recent research has led to the hypothesis that events which unfold in time might be spatially
represented in a left‐to‐right fashion, resembling writing direction. Here we studied fourteen …

Solving arithmetic problems has been shown to induce shifts of spatial attention in simple
probe-detection tasks, subtractions orienting attention to the left side and additions to the …

Growing evidence suggests that orienting visual attention in space can influence the
processing of numerical magnitude, with leftward orienting speeding up the processing of …

Numbers are a constant presence in our daily lives: A brain devoid of the ability to process
numbers would not be functional in its external environment. Comparing numerical …