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URL:/psychology/events/department-psychology-2017-2018-
 colloquium-series-0
SUMMARY:Department of Psychology 2017-2018 Colloquium Series
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DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nDR. DANIEL ANSARI  \n\nDEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY &
  BRAIN AND MIND INSTITUTE\, UNIVERSITY OF\nWESTERN ONTARIO\n\nNUMBER SYMBO
 LS IN BRAIN AND MIND\n\nHumans share with animals the ability to process n
 umerical quantities\nin non-symbolic formats (e.g.\, collections of object
 s). Unlike other\nspecies\, however\, over cultural history\, humans have 
 developed\nsymbolic representations (such as number words and digits) to\n
 represent numerical quantities exactly and abstractly.\n 
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