Are bilinguals faster and/or better at performing numerical judgments in one language than
in their other language? What factors moderate language differences in number processing …

Number morphology (eg, singular vs. plural) is a part of the grammar that captures numerical
information. Some languages have morphological Number values, which express few …

Number transcoding is the cognitive task of converting between different numerical codes (ie
visual “42”, verbal “forty-two”). Visual symbolic to verbal transcoding and vice versa strongly …

Humans can communicate information on numerosity by means of number words (eg, one
hundred, a couple), but also through Number morphology (eg, through the singular vs the …

Language encodes into morphology part of the information present in the referential world.
Some features are marked in the great majority of languages, such as the numerosity of the …

The role of language in numerical processing has traditionally been restricted to counting
and exact arithmetic. Nevertheless, the impact that each of a bilinguals' languages may have …

While numerical skills are fundamental in modern societies, some estimated 5–7% of
children suffer from mathematical learning difficulties (MLD) that need to be assessed early …

Considerable research efforts have been devoted to determining the most fundamental
processes that support the math system. This fundamental, evolutionarily ancient numerical …

In this thesis, I have reviewed and investigated bilingual lexical and semantic number
representations. In three different studies, we compared German and French lexical …

Recent evidence suggests that during numerical calculation, symbolic and nonsymbolic
processing are functionally distinct operations. Nevertheless, both roughly recruit the same …