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LANGUAGE IN THE BRAIN
NEUROLINGUISTICS
Aphasia
Wernicke’s Aphasia
It is the difficulty of listening comprehension and finding the right words.
Conduction Aphasia
It is the incorrect use of repeated pronunciation.
Broca’s Aphasia
It is about distorted and slow articulation.
The Critical Period
The human brain is ready to learn a language during childhood.
Dichotic Listening
Left Brain
It has the option for non-linguistic sounds.
Right Brain
It has the option for the sound of the language.
Languages Areas in the Brain
Wernicke’s Area
It involves language comprehension.
The Motor Cortex and the Arcuate Fasciculus
Have control of the muscle's movements.
Broca’s Area
It involves speech sound production.
The Localization View
Language use according to the locations in the brain.
Tongue Tips and Slips
Slips of the Tongue
Speaking mistakes when people say what they think differently.
The Tip of the Tongue Phenomenon
People believe that similar words have the same meaning.
Slips of the Brain
It is a memory mistake to use an inappropriate word.
Slips of the Ear
It has the perception that sound and words are similar to one another.
Sandra Elizabeth Espinoza Castellanos
EC19002
It is the mechanism in the brain that controls languages.
