- A Feeling for Numbers: Shared Metric for Symbolic and Tactile Numerosities

The cross-modal semantic distance effect between tactile and symbolic numerosities. The larger the semantic distance between both numerosities, the shorter the mean response time. Error bars represent 95% within-subject confidence intervals (cf. Loftus and Masson, 1994).

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The cross-modal semantic distance effect between tactile and symbolic numerosities. The larger the semantic distance between both numerosities, the shorter the mean response time. Error bars represent 95% within-subject confidence intervals (cf. Loftus and Masson, 1994).

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