Crazy how much neuropsychology relies on people with rare mental conditions to learn things!pic.twitter.com/TIP30EF7ox
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Crazy how much neuropsychology relies on people with rare mental conditions to learn things!pic.twitter.com/TIP30EF7ox
Hm, this smells super sus. For instance, in some sense (a^3 = aaa) is the same calculation as (3 = 1+1+1); and any "concrete" calculation can be made "abstract" by multiplying both sides by x. Looks like Dehaene 1997 refers to “The Number Sense”? I wonder what is said there...pic.twitter.com/319oLpemOy
I haven't yet found the citation for the preceding tweet, but I have for the reference at the beginning of thread, and it is *fascinating*. Seriously considering buying “The Number Sense” now.pic.twitter.com/IKY5LciW8B
Oh, wait, this isn't actually any of the citations given upthread. Still, fascinating, and more plausible than a naive "abstract" vs "concrete" dichotomy.
Found the citation I was looking for originally. Unfortunately it's not nearly as well described as the case of Mr. N above, and is basically an (undated!) reference to someone else's work (Margarete Hittmair-Delazer). Ugh, citation chains.pic.twitter.com/KOfFbvvYrL
The underlying case study is “Impaired Arithmetic Facts but Intact Conceptual Knowledge”, https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0010945213801128?dgcid=api_sd_search-api-endpoint …. Of note, none of the example algebraic/principle-testing tasks involve quantities larger than 3. I wonder if a^3 a^2 = a^5 would have succeeded? My guess is no!pic.twitter.com/rDhxrwtc6O
So rather than completely disjoint “algebraic” vs “arithmetic” calculation, I'd say one can lose access to addition & multiplication tables without losing the counting sequence 1,2,3,... or other "algebraic" arithmetic rules (a+b=b+a, a^x a^y = a^(x+y)).
Love the scientific sleuthing :-) agree generally that some of the inferences here seem suspect. The point about rote vs algorithmic knowledge is also supported elsewhere in the text:pic.twitter.com/DKlN0uRoA7
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