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A short note on number preference

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Decision-Making and Behavioral Economics Cognitive and developmental aspects of mathematical skills Aesthetic Perception and Analysis

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Subjects usually show a preference for number 7 above any other in the bracket 0-9, at least in Europe and the USA. Two explanations (a cognitive one, and a cultural one) have been put forward as a bases for this "seven phenomenon". Here we advocate for a "reconciliation" between these two theories.

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1976The predominance of seven and the apparent spontaneity of numerical choices.2001Randomness and Coincidences: Reconciling Intuition and Probability Theory

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