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Left Motor Cortex Contributes to Auditory Phonological Discrimination

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This dataverse contains magnetoencephalography (MEG) and behavioural data from a project investigating the role of the speech motor system in speech perception.

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Specifically, we investigated whether the speech motor system showed increased activity with increasing noise intensity as part of a compensatory mechanism to disambiguate the signal, and whether the speech motor system was involved in phonological processing.

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Audio 65% · Neurosciences 70%
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