Oscillatory brain activity reflects semantic and phonological activation during sentence rehearsal [0.03%]
句子复述时的大脑振荡活动反映语义和音韵的激活状态
Jed A Meltzer,Aneta Kielar,Frank Oppermann
Jed A Meltzer
Verbal short-term memory includes resources for maintaining semantic and phonological information. These resources are complementary and often activated simultaneously, making their anatomical bases difficult to determine. One way to distin...
From rhythms to meaning: Longitudinal evidence on multimodal precursors of early gestures and language development [0.03%]
从节奏到意义：早期手势和语言发展的多模态前兆的纵向证据
Guzmán Azagra,Ana Mendoza-García,Eva Murillo et al.
Guzmán Azagra et al.
Gesture and speech are integrated in adult communication, and growing evidence suggests that their coordination begins early in infancy. However, the developmental processes through which motor and vocal behaviors evolve into communicative ...
Neural mechanisms of structural inference: An EEG investigation of linguistic phrase structure categorization [0.03%]
关于语言短语结构类别的脑电事件相关潜在机制研究
Qihang Yang,Elliot Murphy,Caimei Yang et al.
Qihang Yang et al.
A key component of language comprehension is structural inference, which involves computations that determine the category of phrases, such as noun phrases (NP) and verb phrases (VP). Although this mechanism is crucial in the interpretation...
An N400/P600 trade-off in abstract priming: ERP evidence from phrasal processing [0.03%]
来自短语加工的抽象启动的N400/P600权衡：事件相关脑电位证据
Fei Li,Xu Xu
Fei Li
Through a structural priming paradigm, this ERP study investigated the abstraction of morphosyntactic representations and the neural mechanisms underlying the pre-activation of such representations to facilitate phrasal processing. Chinese ...
The neural basis of emotional prosody processing: development of lateralization [0.03%]
情感语调处理的神经基础：侧化发展的特点
Carolyn D Gershman,Elissa L Newport,Madeline Marcelle et al.
Carolyn D Gershman et al.
In most healthy adults, core language functions (e.g. sentence processing) rely predominantly on the left hemisphere (LH), whereas emotional prosody processing (EP) relies predominantly on the right (RH). After LH injury, adults exhibit las...
Oscillatory brain activity in response to familiar and unfamiliar languages in monolingual and bilingual young adults [0.03%]
单语和双语年轻成人对熟悉和不熟悉的语言的大脑节律反应
Wenfu Bao,Alejandro Pérez,Monika Molnar
Wenfu Bao
This study investigated how bilingual experience modulates neural oscillations during spoken language processing as a function of language familiarity. Two groups of English-speaking young adults-monolinguals and simultaneous bilinguals-act...
Distinct cross-modal coupling between the written and auditory language networks during reading and spoken word processing [0.03%]
阅读和口语处理过程中听觉和书写语言网络之间独特的跨模式耦合现象
Lillian Chang,Philip Cho,Suneel Banerjee et al.
Lillian Chang et al.
Most literate individuals can perceive language through different sensory modalities, such as through hearing spoken words or reading written words. While the processing of written and auditory words is initially separated in the brain, the...
Navigating through space in speech and gesture: Effects of speaker proficiency, language type, and event type [0.03%]
口语和手势中空间指向的引导：说话人熟练程度、语言类型和事件类型的效应
Armita Ghobadi,Şeyda Özçalışkan
Armita Ghobadi
Speakers of different languages follow language-specific patterns when describing motion events in their first language (L1)-patterns that are also reflected in their co-speech gestures. In this study, we asked whether these patterns extend...
Structural Brain Alterations Following Speed-Reading Training in Sinhala-Speaking Adults: A Voxel-Based Morphometry and Tract-Based Spatial Statistics Study [0.03%]
速读训练对说僧伽罗语成年人脑结构改变的影响：基于体素的形态学和基于轨迹的空间统计研究
Niluka Dilhani,Thishuli Walpola,Ngoc Thanh Hoang et al.
Niluka Dilhani et al.
Neuroplastic changes in brain structure have been reported following reading-related training, such as speed-reading, though these effects remain under investigation, particularly in non-alphabetic writing systems. This study examined train...
Predicting the word frequency effect in naturalistic Chinese reading: A multilevel analysis of brain function and gene expression [0.03%]
基于大脑功能和基因表达的多水平分析预测自然阅读中的词频效应
Yuanyuan Gao,Xiangwen Chen,Qianyi Shangguan et al.
Yuanyuan Gao et al.
The word frequency effect (WFE) refers to the phenomenon whereby high-frequency words are processed more efficiently than low-frequency words. This robust effect is consistently observed across different languages and task paradigms. Previo...