An ERP N400 study: Semantic processing across modalities in the human brain

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An ERP N400 study: Semantic processing across modalities in the human brain

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Semantic processing in the brain of both language and action has been associated with the N400; an event-related potential (ERP) that is typically present when information has violated one’s semantic expectations. We know that the brain receives and processes information from multiple modalities which means that cross-modal semantic processing is more aligned with how semantic processing is likely to occur in comparison to unimodal semantic processing. The N400 is a consistent effect across c...

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Masters

Date created

2023

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Perry, Sarah

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https://hdl.handle.net/10289/15738

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ERP / EEG / N400 / Semantic processing / Cross-modal / Unimodal / Semantics -- New Zealand -- Psychological aspects / Evoked potentials (Electrophysiology) / Neurosciences -- New Zealand

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