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Neocortical activity tracks syllable and phrasal structure of self-produced speech during reading aloud

2019-08-22

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To gain novel insights into how the human brain processes self-produced auditory information during reading aloud, we investigated the coupling between neuromagnetic activity and the temporal envelope of the heard speech sounds (i.e., speech brain tracking) in a group of adults who 1) read a text aloud, 2) listened to a recording of their own speech (i.e., playback), and 3) listened to another speech recording. Co...

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Literature Corpus work: 36c297bf-6c1a-5113-84a3-69b1b711a555
DOI: 10.1101/744151

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