Atypical development of numerical cognition (dyscalculia) may increase the onset of
neuropsychiatric symptoms, especially when untreated, and it may have long-term …

This review reconciles past findings on numerical processing with key assumptions of the
most predominant model of arithmetic in the literature, the Triple Code Model (TCM). This is …

Mathematical abilities are essential for an individual, as they predict career prospects
among many other abilities. However, little is known about whether neural correlates of …

Neuromodulation with transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) is an increasingly
popular research tool to experimentally manipulate cortical areas and probe their causal …

Functional lateralization is established for various cognitive functions, but was hardly ever
investigated for arithmetic processing. Most neurocognitive models assume a central role of …

Cognitive conflicts and distractions by task-irrelevant information often counteract effective
and goal-directed behaviors. In some cases, conflicting information can even emerge …

Over the last decades, interest in transcranial electrical stimulation (tES) has grown, as it
might allow for causal investigations of the associations between cortical activity and …

Performance on word problems is influenced by linguistic and arithmetic factors, and by their
interaction. To study these factors and interactions, we manipulated linguistic and arithmetic …

Functional lateralization was previously established for various cognitive domains—but not
for number processing. Although numbers are considered to be bilaterally represented in …

Arithmetic capabilities are complex cognitive skills essential for handling requirements of the
modern world. At the same time, educational institutions are challenged with math-related …