Not toeing the number line for simple arithmetic: Two large-n conceptual replications of Mathieu et al. (Cognition, 2016, Experiment 1)

This work was supported by a Discovery Grant awarded to Jamie Campbell by the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada.

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