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Neural hierarchy for coding articulatory dynamics in speech imagery and production

2025-05-31

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Mental imagery is a hallmark of human cognition, yet the neural mechanisms underlying these internal states remain poorly understood. Speech imagery—the internal simulation of speech without overt articulation—has been proposed to partially share neural substrates with actual speech articulation. However, the precise feature encoding and spatiotemporal dynamics of this neural architecture remain controversial, con...

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9a046014-ba2f-5893-b1e5-ea90e8be98e9
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10.1101/2025.05.27.656311
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