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How Humans Learn(ed) to Do Mathematics: Evolutionary and Psychological Foundations

How Humans Learn(ed) to Do Mathematics: Evolutionary and Psychological Foundations

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EvolutionGeneral MathematicsGeneral Psychology

Publisher Price: $37.99

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ISBN10: 366274614X
ISBN13: 9783662746141
Publisher: Springer
Published: Feb 24 2027
Pages: 279
Language: English

Why is it that every human, but no animal, can learn to count with exact numbers? And why did the mathematical abilities of humans develop at all over the course of evolution?

In this engaging and accessible overview - readable even for nonexperts - mathematician Frieder Hermann outlines the current state of our knowledge on these questions. The range of topics spans from psychological experiments on the mathematical abilities in babies and children to the latest findings in autism research.

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