Understanding a word requires mapping sounds to a word-form and then identifying its correct meaning, which in some cases necessitates the recruitment of cognitive control processes to direct the activation of semantic knowledge in a task appropriate manner (i.e., semantic control).
The DLPFC participates in a left-lateralized dorsal auditory stream that functions in mapping sounds onto articulatory representations, important in both speech perception and production [42].
As part of the ventral auditory stream, the middle temporal cortex functions in mapping sounds onto word meanings [42], and we previously found a correlation between activation of the right middle temporal gyrus (MTG) and task accuracy in the older adults [8].
In this study, we have taken a purely bottom-up approach for mapping sound qualities to the conceptual meanings that emerge.
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Hence, the gain-control model mapping sound intensity onto the decision axis has four parameter s: c, p T, n, and s.
Hickok and Poeppel (2000, 2004, 2007) postulate a dorsal pathway projecting to the temporoparietal boundary region for mapping sound onto articulatory representations and a ventral pathway for mapping sound onto meaning (though unlike in other models, this ventral pathway is oriented posteriorly and projects from the superior temporal gyrus bilaterally to the posterior middle temporal gyrus).
Current models on the functional neuroanatomy of language favour an organization along two processing streams: a ventral stream that is responsible for mapping sound onto meaning and a dorsal stream that is involved in mapping sound onto articulation (Wise, 2003; Hickok and Poeppel, 2007; Rauschecker and Scott, 2009; Weiller et al., 2011).
This synchrony corresponds to the dorsal pathway, which has been related to phonological processing and mapping sound into articulatory representation (Hickok and Poeppel 2007; Friederici 2011; Rolheiser et al. 2011).
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