Speech Perception : Cognitive Foundations and Cortical Implementation  

Oleh:

Poeppel, David ; Monahan, Philip J.

Jenis: Article from Journal - e-Journal
Dalam koleksi: Current Directions in Psychological Science vol. 17 no. 02 (Apr. 2008), page 80-85.
Topik: Functional Anatomy Of Speech; Dual-Stream Model; Dorsal And Ventral Streams
Fulltext: 05. Speech Perception - Cognitive Foundations and Cortical Implementation.pdf (341.27KB)

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Speech perception includes, minimally, the set of computations that transform continuously varying acoustic signals into linguistic representations that can be used for subsequent processing. The auditory and motor subroutines of this complex perceptual process are executed in a network of brain areas organized in ventral and dorsal parallel pathways, performing sound-to-meaning and sound-to-motor mappings, respectively. Research on speech using neurobiological techniques argues against narrow motor or auditory theories. To account for the range of cognitive and neural attributes, integrative computational models seem promising.

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