2024
DOI: 10.1101/2024.11.01.621536
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Neural synchrony is “good enough” for speech comprehension

M. Blake Rafferty,
Edward C. Brown,
Devin M. Casenhiser

Abstract: Recent evidence indicates that neural populations exhibit synchronous firing at phrase boundaries to facilitate the encoding of syntactic units during speech comprehension. However, good-enough processing accounts of speech comprehension suggest that detailed syntactic analysis may not always be necessary for successful interpretation, especially when listeners can deduce meaning from lexical-semantic contexts. In this brief report, we evaluate this notion and assess whether neural synchrony to syntactic bound… Show more

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