Natural, task-free language comprehension solely recruits auditory and frontotemporal networks, the latter of which is similarly responsive to language-processing demands across the lifespan.
Independent components analysis across the combined data from both versions showed that although task-free language comprehension activates only the auditory and frontotemporal (FTN) syntax networks, performing a simple task with the same sentences recruits several additional networks.
She is a teller of gripping tales; as unreliable a narrator as Ginger, she pursues her love of the mare with astonishing single-mindedness, seeing in her both a kindred spirit and, perhaps, an escape free from adult comprehension.
The results revealed a reverse modality effect, wherein participants studying written text outperformed those studying spoken text on tests of free recall, matching, comprehension, and spatial recall, but not mental effort.
Three items were excluded because of a factor loading <0.5: free discourse, verbal comprehension and repeating the word "baby".
First conceived in 1985, the premise is simple, grammar-free phrases that facilitate comprehension in often fraught and dangerous situations.
It was all in a day's work at an unusual kind of summer school, one free of algebra problems and reading-comprehension drills.
Despite their benefits, ensemble displays are not free of biases that negatively affect uncertainty comprehension.
Response rates were not high mainly due to crowding caused during free of cost health camps and lack of comprehension by lesser educated women.
Examination of translation scores, subjective mental load ratings, and free recall performance indicated that simultaneous presentations rendered text comprehension less effective both at a lexical level and at the level of text comprehension compared with written presentation only.
