Correction: Boosting executive functions and math abilities in adolescents with dyscalculia: the combined effect of prismatic adaptation and cognitive training

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Authors: Lilian Zotti, Lauro Quadrana, Giulia Conte, Eleonora Sbardella, James Dawe, Agnese Di Garbo, Lina Pezzuti, Massimiliamo Oliveri
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Correction on: Zotti L, Quadrana L, Conte G, Sbardella E, Dawe J, Di Garbo A, Pezzuti L and Oliveri M (2026) Boosting executive functions and math abilities in adolescents with dyscalculia: the combined effect of prismatic adaptation and cognitive training. Front. Psychol. 16:1669090. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2025.1669090The figure captions were in the wrong order in the PDF and HTML versions of this paper. Specifically, the captions for Figure 1 and Figure 2 were interchanged. The order has now been corrected.The corrected caption of Figure 1 appears below. "PA setup and timeline -modified with permission from (Bracco et al., 2018). Participants point to targets on a tablet screen (here depicted as curved surface, although the screen was flat). The dashed line marks the position on the screen of the visual target, while the arrow the pointing spot indicated by the participant. Pre-exposure (prismatic goggles off) involves pointing in free viewing conditions (both pointing movements and targets visible). During Exposure, participants wear the googles (rightward orientation) during free viewing pointing (exposure, goggles on). In post-exposure adaptation is then tested immediately after exposure with blinded pointing to targets (aftereffect)."The corrected caption of Figure 2

Fields of Study & Subjects

Cognitive and developmental aspects of mathematical skills Developmental and Educational Neuropsychology Spatial Neglect and Hemispheric Dysfunction

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Journal / source
Frontiers in Psychology
Volume
17
Pages
1791373–1791373
Publication date
12 February 2026
Language
EN