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Neural Substrates of Specialized Knowledge Representation: An fMRI study
2014
Revue Française de Linguistique Appliquée
Brain-imaging techniques can be applied in specialized language research to provide insights into how specialized concepts are represented, and processed in the brain. The fMRI study described in this paper focused on general and specialized lexical units and the perception of semantic meaning by expert geologists and non-geologists. The subjects performed semantic matching tasks and made decisions in regards to general language words and specialized terms designating specialized tools and
doi:10.3917/rfla.191.0015
fatcat:7f2cec5xyjavfb6bzod2i7sf24