Mathematical ability

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A mathematical ability is a cognitive ability, the skill to perform calculations etc in the formal language of mathematics. It can also be regarded as anonverbal ability.

Such skills include:

• Counting
• Addition
• Subtraction
• Multiplication
• Division
• Ordinal numerical competence

Assessment of mathematical ability

Improving mathematical abilityEdit

ResearchersEdit

• Vadim Krutetsky

See alsoEdit

• Ability
• Acalculia
• Handedness and mathematical ability
• Mathematics anxiety
• Mathematics education
• Mathematical psychology
• Math-verbal achievement gap
• Numerical cognition
• Number sense
• Numerosity perception
• Sex and mathematical ability
• Statistical literacy
• Transcranial direct-current stimulation

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