... children's rhymes are under threat. The disappearance of these traditional rhymes could impact children's phonological development (Di Liberto et al., 2023, Harper, 2011), awareness of their natural environment, and their appreciation (and later composition) of poetry by older speakers. While rhymes...

... processed both languages using common brain areas, demonstrating an assimilation pattern, whereas Chinese–Japanese bilinguals recruited additional neural regions in the left lateral prefrontal cortex for processing Japanese Kanji, reflecting their accommodation to the higher phonological complexity of L2...

... of concepts, the deaf researcher elicited signs via drawings representing referents. The similarity between certain properties of the linguistic form (such as spoken and signed phonology forms) and certain sensory-motor properties of the corresponding referent bring to light the iconic nature of language...

...Elise B Barbeau; Shanna Kousaie; Kanontienentha Brass; Maxime Descoteaux; Michael Petrides; Denise Klein A phonological n-back task modeled after Chee et al. (2004) and Pierce et al. (2015) was used to test PWM in the MRI scanner. The stimuli comprised pseudowords that followed the rules...

... approximately $20 USD for their participation. The study was approved by the Institutional Review Board of the Institute of Psychology, Chinese Academy of Sciences. In this study, we aimed to investigate phonological prediction in Chinese idioms reading using ERP and RSA. RSA presents a promising approach...

.../standard_publication_model ) Abstract Background Speech sound disorder is a communication disorder in which children have persistent difficulty saying words or sounds correctly. It refers to any difficulty or combination of difficulties with perception, motor production, or phonological representation of speech sounds...

..., followed by the second treatment phase (weeks 9–11), and a post-treatment 2 evaluation (see Fig. 1 ). Figure 1 Study timeline. Phon Tx first = phonological treatment followed by semantic treatment; Sem Tx first = semantic treatment followed by phonological treatment; Phon Tx = phonologically focussed...

... by separable temporary buffer stores for phonological and visuospatial information. An account is then given of the way in which evidence from patients was combined with the study of healthy participants to test and expand the model over subsequent years. This led to the need to propose a fourth component...

... of phonological information and top–down semantic predictions. To disrupt the temporal regularity of the speech envelope we used random temporal jitter instead of a simple time-compression, so that participants would not over-time adapt to changes of the speech rate. Further, to ensure that our sentences were...

...., 2020 ), assuming a power of 0.80 and alpha level of 0.05 (one-tailed). Verbal repetition tasks, such as sentence repetition and digit span tasks, are often used for clinical characterization of the core phonological impairment in lvPPA ( Gorno-Tempini et al., 2008 , 2011 ; Foxe et al...

...Randi C Martin; Junhua Ding; A Cris Hamilton; Tatiana T Schnur Traditional views of memory associated phonological representations with short-term memory and semantic information with long-term memory ( Baddeley 1966 ). However, many findings indicate an influence of long-term representations...

...Alexander L Anwyl-Irvine; Edwin S Dalmaijer; Andrew J Quinn; Amy Johnson; Duncan E Astle Oddball experiments have been deployed by researchers to investigate the underlying mechanisms of phonological awareness in both children ( Cheour et al. 2001 ; Korpilahti et al. 2001 ; Linnavalli et al. 2017...

[email protected] 03 05 2017 19 01 2018 02 02 2018 fMRI inferior parietal lobe multivariate pattern analysis phonological short-term memory speech perception Phonological short-term memory (STM) refers to the capacity for retaining speech sounds over a short time period—a capacity that is critical...

...M. Oberhuber; T. M. H. Hope; M. L. Seghier; O. Parker Jones; S. Prejawa; D. W. Green; C. J Price If SMG activation reflected the demands on phonological short-term memory, then we expect activation to be (1) higher for stimuli with phonological input (i.e...

... theories; next I address the feeling theory; finally, I defend a pluralist theory. Tip-of-the-tongue experiences HOT theory of consciousness metacognitive feelings cognitive phenomenology phonological cues. Someone asks me her mother’s surname. I try to retrieve it from my memory but fail to do so. I...

... functional neuroimaging inferior parietal lobule intra-parietal sulcus neuropsychology numerical tasks parietal cortex phonological processing semantic processing sentence-level processing supramarginal gyrus the default-mode network tool-related tasks A key goal of cognitive neuroscience...

... of syllables concordant with it, but impairs perception of discordant syllables ( Sams et al. 2005 ), forward prediction triggered by both overt and covert speech can be expected to down-regulate the activation of auditory cortex to a different degree depending on whether auditory stimuli are phonologically...

...Yosuke Kita; Hisako Yamamoto; Kentaro Oba; Yuri Terasawa; Yoshiya Moriguchi; Hitoshi Uchiyama; Ayumi Seki; Tatsuya Koeda; Masumi Inagaki Deficits in phonological awareness can cause problems in reading and writing, especially when the correspondence between characters and phonics is unclear...

...-important posterior temporal and temporo-parietal cortices in accessing phonology for production. The supporting literature includes functional neuroimaging studies of word production and picture naming ( Indefrey and Levelt, 2004 ; Graves et al., 2007 ; Wilson et al., 2009 ), as well...

..., East Hall, Ann Arbor, MI 48109, USA. Email: [email protected] . © The Author 2011. Published by Oxford University Press. All rights reserved. For permissions, please e-mail: [email protected] 2012 Abstract Phonological awareness, knowledge that speech is composed of syllables...