Print-specific N170 involves multiple subcomponents for Japanese Hiragana
Print-specific N170 involves multiple subcomponents for Japanese Hiragana
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打印专用的 N170 涉及日语平假名的多个子组件
DOI:
10.1016/j.neulet.2017.04.020
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发表时间:
2017
影响因子:
2.5
通讯作者:
Kasai Tetsuko
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作者:
Uno Tomoki;Okumura Yasuko;Kasai Tetsuko
Print-specific N170 in event-related potentials is generally considered to reflect relatively automatic processing for letter strings, which is crucial for fluent reading. However, our previous studies demonstrated that print-specific N170 for transparent Japanese Hiragana script consists of at least two subcomponents under rapid stimulus presentation: an attention-related left-lateralized N170 and a bilateral N170 associated with more automatic orthographic processes (Okumura, Kasai & Murohashi, 2014, 2015). The present study aimed to confirm the latter component by controlling presentation frequency of letters and nonlinguistic visual controls (i.e., symbols), but found a quite different pattern of results; an enhanced occipito-temporal positivity for words (80–120 ms poststimulus) followed by the typical left-lateralized N170 and an enhanced parietal negativity for nonwords (150–200 ms). These results should provide further insights into the interaction processes between attention and early stages of print processing.