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White Matter Brain Structure Predicts Language Performance and Learning Success

2022-01-14

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Individual differences in the ability to deal with language have long been discussed. The neural basis of these, however, is yet unknown. Here we investigated the relationship between long-range white matter connectivity of the brain, as revealed by diffusion tractography, and the ability to process syntactically complex sentences in the participants’ native language as well as the improvement thereof by multi-day...

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Literature Corpus work: 8baed867-7e62-5c09-b243-fcc59edc5b7f
DOI: 10.1101/2022.01.14.476338

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