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language processing

Emotional words evoke region- and valence-specific patterns of concurrent neuromodulator release in the human thalamus and cortex. Batten et al/Cell Reports

Scientists Map How Brain Chemicals React to Emotional Words

Categories Brain & Behavior

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The Silent Mind: Exploring the Consequences of Living Without an Inner Voice

Categories Brain & Behavior

How emotions affect word retrieval in people with aphasia

Categories Technology

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Two brain networks are activated while reading

Categories Brain & Behavior

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How your mood affects the way you process language

Categories Brain & Behavior

A page from an 18th-century copy of the Dhātupāṭha of Pāṇini (MS Add.2351) held by Cambridge University Library

Ancient grammatical puzzle solved after 2,500 years

Categories Social Sciences

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