Functional anatomy of speech perception and speech production: Psycholinguistic implications
Functional anatomy of speech perception and speech production: Psycholinguistic implications
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10.1023/a:1010486816667
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发表时间：
2001-05-01
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Hickok, G
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作者：
Hickok, G
本文为语音/语言连接解剖学的新模型（hickok&poeppel, 2000）提供了证据，该模型具有其核心。三个主要观点：(1)支持言语亚词汇方面感知的神经系统本质上是在颞叶后上区两侧组织的；(2)支持语音音素产生的神经系统包括一个主要由左半球系统组成的网络，该网络不仅包括额叶区域，还包括颞叶上部区域；(3)支持语音感知和产生的神经系统部分重叠在左颞叶上部。这个模型假设在感知和产生语音的过程中存在不相同但部分重叠的系统，解释了为什么在输入和输出语音系统是否涉及共同网络或不同网络的问题上，心理和神经语言学的证据是混合的。
This paper presents evidence for a new model of the junctional anatomy of speech/language (Hickok & Poeppel, 2000) which has, tit its core. three central claims: (1) Neural systems supporting the perception of sublexical aspects of speech are essentially bilaterally organized in posterior superior temporal lobe regions; (2) neural systems supporting the production of phonemic aspects of speech comprise a network of predominately left hemisphere systems which includes not only frontal regions, but also superior temporal lobe regions: and (3) the neural systems supporting speech perception and production partially overlap in left superior temporal lobe. This model, which postulates nonidentical but partially overlapping systems involved in the perception and production of speech, explains why psycho- and neurolinguistic evidence is mixed regarding the question of whether input and output phonological systems involve a common network or distinct networks.