Understanding what someone says requires relating words in a sentence to one another as
instructed by the grammatical rules of a language. In recent years, the neurophysiological …

Social interactive learning denotes the ability to acquire new information from a conspecific—
a prerequisite for cultural evolution and survival. As inspired by recent neurophysiological …

Vocal communication is essential for social behaviors in humans and non-human primates.
While the frontal cortex is crucial to human speech production, its role in vocal production in …

Researchers have employed hyperscanning, a technique used to simultaneously record
neural activity from multiple participants, in real-world collaborations. However, to the best of …

An important part of understanding speech motor control consists of capturing the interaction
between speech production and speech perception. This study tests a prediction of …

Cerebellar degeneration (CD) has deleterious effects on speech motor behavior. Recently, a
dissociation between feedback and feedforward control of speaking was observed in CD …

Speakers respond automatically and rapidly to compensate for brief perturbations of pitch in
their auditory feedback. The specific adjustments in vocal output require integration of brain …

Insights on the neurocognitive particularities of expert individuals have benefited from
language studies on professional simultaneous interpreters (PSIs). Accruing research …

Speaking is a complex motor skill which requires near instantaneous integration of sensory
and motor-related information. Current theory hypothesizes a complex interplay between …

The way the human brain represents speech in memory is still unknown. An obvious
characteristic of speech is its evolvement over time. During speech processing, neural …