Article de revue: ID no. (ISBN etc.):  00093920 Clé de citation BibTeX:  Hudson1983
Hudson, T. (1983). Correspondences and numerical differences between disjoint sets. Child Development, 54, pp. 84–90.
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Catégories: Apprentissage mathématiques, COEFF
Descripteurs: NUMERICAL analysis, RECOGNITION (Psychology), VISUAL perception in children
Auteurs: Hudson
Collection: Child Development

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Résumé
Discusses a study on the understanding of children on correspondences and numerical differences between disjoint sets. Capability of children in establishing correspondences and determining exact numerical differences between disjoint sets; Implications of their poor performance on the standard questions; Observed solution strategy used by children.

Young children s understanding of correspondences and numencal
differences between disjoint sets was studied in a senes of 3 expenments In the first
2 expenments, 64 children between 4 and 8 years of age were shown pairs of sets and were
asked both standard ("How many more birds dian worms are there'") and nonstandard ("How
many birds won t get a worm?' ) numencal difference quesbons The children's observed success
m answermg the Won t Get questions indicates that many young children are skillful at establishing
correspondences and (ktermimng exact numencal differences between disjoint sets, their
poor performance on the standard quesbons apparently reflects a mismterpretation or inadequate
comprehension of comparative construcbons of the general form "How many [comparabve
term] than '' The final expenment, involving 30 addibonal kindergarten
children, dealt with children s solubon strategies m answenng Won't Get quesbons The most
frequendy observed solution strategy was a sophisbcated indirect counbng strategy rather than
a perceptually guided painng strategy Taken together, the present findings restnct the domam
of apphoabihty of the theory that young children are limited to perceptually based forms of
mathemabcal reasomng
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