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Neurocognitive Mechanisms Supporting the Generalization of Concepts Across Languages

2019-08-13

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<p>The neurocognitive mechanisms that support the generalization of semantic representations across different languages remain to be determined. Current psycholinguistic models propose that semantic representations are likely to overlap across languages, although there is evidence also to the contrary. Neuroimaging studies observed that brain activity patterns associated with the meaning of words may be similar ac...

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10.31234/osf.io/7g6dk
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