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zhu gigerenzer 2006 showed appreciable number chinese children aged 9 12years old made correct quantitative bayesian inferences requiring integration priors likelihoods long presented numerical information phrased terms natural frequencies study sought replicate finding extend investigation childrens bayesian reasoning different numerical format chances probability questions distributive relative experiment 1 sample italian children presented natural frequency version five bayesian inference problems employed zhu gigerenzer 2006 tiny minority able produce correct responses experiment 2 found childrens accuracy well coherence probability judgments depended type question format natural frequency vs chance information presented conclude childrens competence drawing quantitative bayesian inferences lower suggested zhu gigerenzer 2006 similarly happens adults relies problem representation fosters extensional evaluation possibilities specific numerical format