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Reorganization of the neurobiology of language after sentence overlearning

2020-09-12

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There is a widespread assumption that there are a static set of ‘language regions’ in the brain. Yet, people still regularly produce familiar ‘formulaic’ expressions when those regions are severely damaged. This suggests that the neurobiology of language varies with the extent of word sequence learning and might not be fixed. We test the hypothesis that perceiving sentences is mostly supported by sensorimotor regi...

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Literature Corpus work: a44d1d7a-f457-5fec-a16d-2caeb4927581
DOI: 10.1101/2020.09.11.293167

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