The phrase "a language task" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an assignment or activity that involves the use of language skills, such as reading, writing, speaking, or listening.
Example: "For our next class, please complete a language task that involves writing a short story in English."
Alternatives: "a linguistic assignment" or "a language exercise".
These results suggest that entry into a language task translates into a hemispheric reconfiguration of lateral cortical areas with global NrCBF increase in the dominant hemisphere and decrease in the minor hemisphere.
Using group functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI) and group Magnetoencephalography (MEG) we studied two cognitive paradigms: A language task involving covert letter fluency and a visual task involving biological motion direction discrimination.
For example, Waites et al examined functional connectivity in several resting networks, before and after a language task, and found increased connectivity between the posterior cingulate (PCC), a node of the DN, and medial frontal regions after the task [23].
A language task, such as describing an event, is a process in which alternative formulations and expressions compete for selection.
Within these two regions, although subcomponents were active only during a language task, others were active across all tasks (Fedorenko et al., 2012).
We compared brain structure and function during a language task in a group of individuals with SLI, their unaffected siblings and typically developing controls.
A comparison of SRNs and ESNs on a natural language task is therefore a natural choice for experimentation.
Previous research by Murphy et al. [ 63] found reduced amplitude of the P300 component in a group of adolescents who reported psychotic symptoms compared to a control group on a receptive language task.
Dagan et al. [26] introduce a special issue of the Journal of Natural Language Engineering on textual entailment recognition, which is a natural language task that aims to identify if a piece of text can be inferred from another.
Thus, our findings support the notion of age-dependent maturation in the establishment of declarative but also of procedural memory in a complex language task.
In summary, we have shown that language processing is delayed in a predictive language task when right cerebellar function is disrupted.
