All these areas of the brain seem to be highly activated in motor control of speech.
In humans, mutations in this gene cause a language disorder that seems to impair motor control of speech and verbal understanding.
Here, for example, the unit in control of speech will report that another 'person' inside her is, say, giving her orders, these orders being experienced not from the standpoint of giving them but as coming from another person.
Developmental verbal dyspraxia, also known as Childhood apraxia of speech, is a developmental motor speech disorder involving impairments in the motor control of speech production.
Each campaign was told that they were in complete control of speech selection -- whichever speech they felt was the best to present their candidate would be used.
Of all, I can say the two most difficult to manage are publicly falling and the loss of control of speech.
In humans, secondary or tertiary auditory regions are suspected to be involved in this auditory feedback control of speech [40], review: [41].
The results indicate that older children, whose speech motor and perceptual abilities are still not fully adult-like, are nonetheless capable of adaptive, auditory-feedback-based adjustments to their control of speech motor output.
Since the 1860s, when Broca discovered left-cerebral control of speech [1], the left hemisphere has been regarded as dominant, explaining also the fact that most people are right-handed.
Speech motor learning, in particular learning based on auditory-feedback, is also presumed to play a major role in speech development (e.g., [26], [27]), however surprisingly few studies have directly examined children's capacity to use auditory feedback in order to adjust their control of speech output.
