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For example, in one experiment, an experimenter presented an infant with two piles of crackers, one with two crackers the other with three. The experimenter then covered each pile with a cup. When allowed to choose a cup, the infant always chose the cup with more crackers because the infant could distinguish the difference. Both systems—approximate representation of magnitude and precise representation quantity of individual items—have limited power.
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Feigenson watched infants crawl towards two containers containing crackers and choose crackers from one of the containers. She observed that infants tend to choose the container with more crackers or crackers with the larger surface area. Her study supports the hypothesis that infants are more likely to rely on object- file representations than one-to-one correspondence between the object files. Feigenson's study involving approximate number sense suggests that there is a relationship between early sense of number and later mathematical ability.
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Upon reaching Chattanooga, Rosecrans' army quickly improved upon previous Confederate fortifications there; this would ensure their survival and the ultimate defeat of Bragg's forces. Matthews writes that the regiment drew more crackers and bacon that evening, sent their canteens to be filled, then "slept soundly, after the tension of the last two days." The next day was spent burying the dead, with men buried either singly or in pairs: "each wrapped in his blanket with his hat over his face." Major Gibson was mortally wounded during the fighting of the 20th.
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