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Language and the Brain, HF13006 Herrera Flores Kevin Odir - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Broca's Area
        
        Production of spoken language
      - Wernicke’s Area
        
        Undestanding the spoken language
      - Motor Cortex
        
        Controls
        movement of the muscles
        
        Also controls:
        Muscle of the face Jaw
        Tongue
        Larynx
      - Arcuate Fasciculus
        
        Connection between Wernicke’s and Broca’s areas.
  - - - Listening,
        understanding and saying the words
- - - - Correct: The box is red.
        Error: The box is wed.
  - - - One sound is carried over the next one
        
        My favorite song
        My favorite fong
    - - A sound is used before its occurrence in the next
        
        Roman numeral
        Noman numeral
    - - When sounds change places
        
        Feel better Beel better
  - - - Kiss the guy
        Kiss the sky
- - - - Broca’s Aphasia
        
        Decreases spontaneous speech and there is loss of normal grammatical structure
        
        Example: I eggs and eat and drink coffee breakfast.
      - Wernicke’s Aphasia
        
        A language disorder that makes it hard for you to understand words and communicate.
      - Conduction Aphasia
        
        Refers when a person has a mistake and tries to correct it
- - - - First signal to get processed wins because of
        what is generally known as the right-ear advantage