#9590. Ordinality: The importance of its trial list composition and examining its relation with adults’ arithmetic and mathematical reasoning

September 2026publication date
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Psychology (all);
Experimental and Cognitive Psychology;
Neuropsychology and Physiological Psychology;
Physiology (medical);
Physiology;
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Abstract:
Understanding whether a sequence is presented in an order or not (i.e., ordinality) is a robust predictor of adults’ arithmetic performance, but the mechanisms underlying this skill and its relationship with mathematics remain unclear. In this study, we examined (a) the cognitive strategies involved in ordinality inferred from behavioural effects observed in different types of sequences and (b) whether ordinality is also related to mathematical reasoning besides arithmetic.
Keywords:
arithmetic; mathematical reasoning; numerical cognition; Ordinality

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