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Who uses more strategies? Linking mathematics anxiety to adults’ strategy variability and performance on fraction magnitude tasks

Pooja G. Sidney, Rajaa Thalluri, Morgan L. Buerke & Clarissa A. Thompson

Thinking and Reasoning 25 (1):94-131 (2018)

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