Are there cognitive connections between humans' ability to make music and their
understanding of math and numbers? This question has motivated centuries of speculation …

A classic result of psychophysics is that human perceptual estimates are more variable for
larger magnitudes. This 'Weber behavior'has typically not been the focus of the prominent …

Are there cognitive connections between humans' ability to make music, and their
understanding of math and numbers? This question has motivated both centuries of …

A classic tenet of psychophysics due to Weber is that human perceptual judgments are more
variable for larger magnitudes. The more recent Bayesian paradigm proposes that human …

When adults estimate meaningful numbers their distribution of first-digits is strongly biased
towards Benford's Law. Insight into why this bias emerges could be gained by examining …

Previous studies show a limit in infants' number abilities: although infants can reliably
discriminate two large numbers (≥ 4) or two small (< 4) numbers, they often fail to …

The human mind represents information in many domains and formats. Perceptual
representations of number, space, and time integrate into a holistic conscious experience …

Effective visualizations not only communicate information about individual datapoints, but
also allow people to quickly extract summaries of the data. The visual perception literature …

Perceiving the number of objects in a scene is fundamental to human behaviour and
mathematics. Standard numerosity experiments assume that brief stimuli block higher …