Students who are said to have such strong visual images for numbers without having to count dots are said to have an ability called:
A)the stable-order principle.
B)subitizing.
C)the abstraction principle.
D)conservation.

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Subitizing is the ability to instantly recognize the number of objects in a small group, such as recognizing the number of dots on a dice without having to count each individual dot. This ability is related to strong visual images for numbers and does not require the use of the stable-order principle, abstraction principle, or conservation.

Students Who Are Said to Have Such Strong Visual Images