2011
DOI: 10.4067/s0718-48832011000100002
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Language-Driven Spatiotemporal Causal Integration in the Prefrontal and Premotor Cortices

Abstract: The behavioral literature has reported the differentiation between perceived causality and higher-order causal reasoning. The advent of modern technology such as functional magnetic resonance imaging and the theoretical framework of cognitive linguistics and behavioral experimental designs have raised new hypotheses and opened new possibilities to address the perceptual and higher-order distinction in causality. In this article, we discuss and integrate recent biological and psycholinguistic work on both perce… Show more

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