Blanco-Elorrieta, E. & Pylkkänen, L. Bilingual language control in perception vs. action: MEG reveals comprehension control mechanisms in anterior cingulate cortex and domain-general production control in dorsolateral prefrontal cortex.
Qualitative analysis revealed good comprehension and ease of completion of almost all items.
Indeed, a vast amount of literature reveals mixed comprehension and production deficits associated with cortical lesions in these locations22,23,24,25,42,43,44, and particularly within the inferior frontal wide territory pertaining to an extended view of Broca's area28, centring around IFGpOp/IFGpTri, touching the lower bank of the PrCG posteriorly and the INS medially.
Scores for reading comprehension revealed that the main display position was set on the left and bottom-sides.
However, at the initial "Deutsche Messe und Sprachstunde" ("German Mass and Language Lesson"), an intensive three-hour concert and refresher German course, audience comprehension revealed itself to be so low that an open-book sing-along was substituted for a brief period of dictation.
The answers revealed a poor comprehension of the notion of community health insurance by health workers, administrators and health planners.
Our lesion map for comprehension revealed involvement of the ventrolateral prefrontal cortex as well as the (anterior) temporal lobe (Fig. 2C).
The principle component analysis across the 12 repetition and comprehension scores revealed two distinct components that could be assigned either to the repetition or comprehension tests based on the correlations of the factor loadings with the respective test scores (Table 1).
The results revealed that during sentence comprehension activation in regions linked to semantic memory (e.g., anterior temporal cortex) were modulated by DH.
In this study, it was observed that students employed the multiple strategies to enhance their reading comprehension, as revealed by the students' reading processes recorded in the system.
It is concluded that Ross et al.'s model is not applicable to prefrontal cortex working memory functions, that evidence that working memory cannot be subdivided in prefrontal cortex according to material type is increased, and that incidental working memory demands may explain the frontal lobe involvement in emotional prosody comprehension as revealed by neuroimaging studies.
