“…The most recent developments also allow for tracking the trajectories of participants’ mouse movements (Mathur & Reichling, 2018) and recording audio and video (Semmelmann, Hönekopp, & Weigelt, 2017; Semmelmann & Weigelt, 2018). Web-based data collection methods have started being used within numerical cognition research as well; for example, studies looked at numerical information recall performance (Eriksson & Lindskog, 2017), number-line estimation (Landy, Silbert, & Goldin, 2013), mathematical anxiety scores (Cipora, Willmes, Szwarc, & Nuerk, 2018; Ferguson, Maloney, Fugelsang, & Risko, 2015), reaction time and accuracy in visual stimulus presentation (Cipora, Soltanlou, Reips, & Nuerk, 2019; Gökaydin, Brugger, & Loetscher, 2018; Huber, Nuerk, Reips, & Soltanlou, 2017). Nonetheless, usage of these methods remains rare within numerical cognition 2…”