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Letter representations in writing: an fMRI adaptation approach
2013
Frontiers in Psychology
Behavioral and neuropsychological research in reading and spelling has provided evidence for the role of the following types of orthographic representations in letter writing: letter shapes, letter case, and abstract letter identities. We report on the results of an fMRI investigation designed to identify the neural substrates of these different representational types. Using an fMRI adaptation paradigm we examined the neural distribution of inhibition and release from inhibition in a
doi:10.3389/fpsyg.2013.00781
pmid:24194724
pmcid:PMC3809555
fatcat:l6ju255cpre5xibnukco24eira