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16 lis 2020 · Comprehending language and overcoming barriers linked to complex linguistic stimuli rely on the interaction between different cognitive domains, including memory, executive functions, attention, and WM. Neural correlates of multiple brain functions have been studied in the past decades.
The review has specified the brain areas in the temporal and inferior frontal cortex supporting different aspects of language processing, for example, phonetic, syntactic, sentence-level semantic, and prosodic processes (compare Fig. 11; and for anatomical details, see Figs. 1 and 3).
1 wrz 2009 · Speech recognition relies primarily on neural circuits in the superior temporal lobes bilaterally, whereas speech production (and related processes such as verbal short-term memory) relies on a fronto-parietal/temporal circuit that is left hemisphere dominant.
9 maj 2024 · Research on verbal working memory provides information about the phonological storage and articulatory rehearsal of verbal information necessary for speech and language. Recent experimental findings strongly suggest that visual and spatial memory also play a significant role in comprehension and learning (Schwering & MacDonald, 2020 ).
1 kwi 2020 · Beyond behavioral findings, examining brain functions and structures provides a biological explanation of how language acquisition (as a natural experience) and learning (as an active skill and knowledge acquisition process) shapes the human brain.
18 wrz 2017 · The results of recent brain imaging studies are consistent with this view of language as an autonomous cognitive mechanism, leading to a view of its neural organization, whereby language...
12 kwi 2024 · We discuss evidence that this language network plausibly stores language knowledge and supports core linguistic computations related to accessing words and constructions from memory and...
