Spatiotemporal maps of brain activity based on magnetoencephalography were used to
observe sequential stages in language processing and their modification during repetition …

Abstract Changes in human brain activity associated with repetition priming during word
generation were characterized across a series of neuroimaging and behavioural studies …

Word processing is often probed with experiments where a target word is primed by
preceding semantically or phonologically related words. Behaviorally, priming results in …

Few studies have focused on language processing across modalities. Two experiments
examined between‐modality interactions across three prime–target intervals (0, 200, and …

An important method for studying how the brain processes familiar stimuli is to present the
same item on more than one occasion and measure how responses change with repetition …

Previous neuroimaging studies have shown that activation in left inferior prefrontal cortices
(LIPC) is reduced during repeated (primed) relative to initial (unprimed) stimulus processing …

The ability of written and spoken words to access the same semantic meaning provides a
test case for the multimodal convergence of information from sensory to associative areas …

Repetition priming is a core feature of memory processing whose anatomical correlates
remain poorly understood. In this study, we use advanced multimodal imaging (functional …

Neuroimaging studies of right-handed normal volunteers under semantic word generation
tasks have consistently reported left lateralized activation of the anterior inferior frontal gyrus …

Two major components form the basis of spoken word production: the access of conceptual
and lexical/phonological information in long‐term memory, and motor preparation and …