Shape features of white matter tracts associated with post-surgical speech production outcomes [0.03%]
Greig I de Zubicaray,Katharine J Drummond,Emma Murton et al.
Greig I de Zubicaray et al.
Impairments in speech production occur at a high rate after surgical resection of primary brain tumours. Due to their spatial heterogeneity, tumours can be problematic for voxel-wise lesion-symptom mapping. In addition, lesion maps of resec...
Advancing ERP-based tools for language monitoring in chronic aphasia: psychometric and clinical utility of the word-level N400 [0.03%]
Sarah Grace Dalton,Mark Lavelle,James F Cavanagh et al.
Sarah Grace Dalton et al.
The N400 is a potential biomarker for cognitive-linguistic recovery in people with aphasia (PWA), as several studies have demonstrated treatment-induced changes. However, the validity, reliability, and functional significance of the N400 as...
Yao Chen,Li Li,Jing Yang et al.
Yao Chen et al.
Grammar sets human language apart from animal communication. While first language (L1) grammar relies on language-specific mechanisms, second language (L2) grammar predominantly engages domain-general mechanisms, such as statistical learnin...
Sentence-level language processing speed in diffuse glioma: lesion location and contralesional structural variability [0.03%]
Ryuta Kinno,Manabu Tamura,Takashi Maruyama et al.
Ryuta Kinno et al.
Diffuse gliomas frequently lead to cognitive deficits, including slowed language processing speed at both the lexical and sentence level. Although sentence-level slowing appears to exert the critical influence on linguistic function in this...
Accessing chinese compound words: concurrent activation of morpheme and whole-word information [0.03%]
汉语词素和词语的并行激活效应
Yunsong Li,Yan Wu,Suiping Wang
Yunsong Li
Compound words contain information at both the morpheme and whole-word levels. However, whether both levels are consistently activated, along with the precise timing of this activation and the nature of their interaction (i.e., whether they...
Jacob P Momsen,Ying Choon Wu,Seana Coulson
Jacob P Momsen
Here we investigate how co-speech gesture kinematics impact speech tracking - a neural index that captures the brain's sensitivity to acoustic parameters of continuous speech, especially low-frequency fluctuations in the amplitude of the sp...
Functional neural specialization during word learning from linguistic context [0.03%]
从语言环境学习词汇时的大脑功能专业化现象
Tengwen Fan,Alyson D Abel,Mandy J Maguire et al.
Tengwen Fan et al.
Learning new words is essential for vocabulary growth and effective communication. While early word learning often relies on explicit instruction, much of vocabulary acquisition in later childhood and adulthood occurs through inference from...
Intervention-induced cortical thickness changes in Chinese children with reading disability [0.03%]
干预引起的汉语阅读障碍儿童皮层厚度变化
Fan Cao,Yu Wu,Guoyan Feng
Fan Cao
Prior research has documented reading improvement and brain changes following intervention in children with reading disability (RD). It remains unclear, however, how specific the brain changes are to different interventions and how SES inte...
The neural time course of self-oriented pointing and labeling in visual processing [0.03%]
视觉加工中自我指向性指认和标记的神经时间进程
Spencer D Kelly,Dylan Vlasak,Binghui Tang
Spencer D Kelly
Pointing and labeling are traditionally seen as communicative behaviors; the present study examines their neurocognitive consequences when produced for oneself. Twenty-four participants completed a priming task in which they encoded a color...
Parallel contributions of socioeconomic status and bilingual experiences on executive function and the brain in young children [0.03%]
社会经济地位和双语经历对幼儿执行功能和大脑的并行贡献作用研究
Gavkhar Abdurokhmonova,Ellie K Taylor-Robinette,S Alexa McDorman et al.
Gavkhar Abdurokhmonova et al.
Executive functions (EF) are foundational for children's cognitive, socio-emotional, and academic outcomes, and socioeconomic status (SES) is consistently associated with disparities in children's EF performance and EF-related brain functio...