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Functional dissociation of the language network and other cognition in early childhood

2022-08-12

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Is language distinct from other cognition during development? Does neural machinery for language emerge from general-purpose neural mechanisms, becoming tuned for language after years of experience and maturation? Answering these questions will shed light on the origins of domain-specificity in the brain. We address these questions using precision fMRI and found young children (35 months-9 years) show domain-speci...

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Literature Corpus work: 12280631-5d96-517e-b82e-550ba0831e2b
DOI: 10.1101/2022.08.11.503597

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