Sentence examples for aspects of language control from inspiring English sources
Thereby, we focused on a specific set of a-priori defined bilateral brain regions that have previously been shown to support neurocognitional aspects of language control and linguistic functions in the multilingual brain.
However, they both showed impairments in other aspects of language control indicative of damage to distinct components of the control network.
Our basic idea was that if language performance in individuals with aphasia (whether monolingual or bilingual) reflects their ability to control aspects of language use by, for example, selecting relevant words in the face of competition from other words, then any difficulty in verbal control should be most evident in tasks that explicitly demand such control.
There is evidence that some aspects of language processing are embodied, and interact with motor control processes.
Whether cerebellar activity is critical simply for the control the articulatory muscles (Riecker et al., 2005), or for articulatory rehearsal mechanisms or other aspects of language remains largely unknown.
