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Asymmetric, dynamic adaptation in prefrontal cortex during dichotic listening tasks
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2019
bioRxiv
pre-print
Speech comprehension relies on highly distributed, dynamically interconnected neuroanatomical loci. Accordingly, performance on complex speech processing tasks such as dichotic listening can be used to assess the integrity and health of many functional and structural aspects of the brain. Despite the potential merits as a clinical assessment tool, however, the neural substrates activated during dichotic listening remain relatively opaque at higher processing levels. Ultimately, this knowledge
doi:10.1101/683987
fatcat:3t45paxjnfh45kwgkuojrtiaqa