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The Formation of Mathematical Concepts

Abstracting and Classifying. Abstracting: Invariant properties of examples are abstractedthese memories persist longer in the memory than particular instancesan activity by which we become aware of similarities among our experiencesproduct of abstraction -- conceptClassifying:similarities of a

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The Formation of Mathematical Concepts

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    1. The Formation of Mathematical Concepts

    2. Abstracting and Classifying Abstracting: Invariant properties of examples are abstracted these memories persist longer in the memory than particular instances an activity by which we become aware of similarities among our experiences product of abstraction -- concept Classifying: similarities of an instance with a class are noted collecting together our experiences on the basis of these similarities

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