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Personalized Neuroimaging Reveals the Impact of Children’s Interests on Language Processing in the Brain

2023-03-23

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Cognition is shaped by individual experiences and interests. However, to study cognition in the brain, researchers typically use generic stimuli that are the same across all individuals. Language, in particular, is animated and motivated by several highly personal factors that are typically not accounted for in neuroimaging study designs, such as “interest” in a topic. Due to its inherently pers...

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45bf0e9e-e247-54d1-93ca-b120e3353dd9
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10.1101/2023.03.21.533695
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