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The study found that students rated symbolic proofs as more familiar and understandable than non-symbolic proofs, yet EEG data revealed no significant differences in neural processing (e.g., gamma/beta oscillations) between the two formats. How might this dissociation between subjective experience and objective neural measures challenge existing assumptions about the cognitive advantages of non-symbolic reasoning in mathematics education?