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The interplay of semantic and syntactic processing across hemispheres

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Publicado en:Scientific Reports (Nature Publisher Group) vol. 14, no. 1 (2024), p. 5262
Autor principal: Kim, Sangyub
Otros Autores: Nam, Kichun, Lee, Eun-Ha
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Nature Publishing Group
Materias:
Information processing
Hemispheric laterality
Language
Reading comprehension
Collaboration
Linguistics
Specialization
Semantics
Social
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Resumen:The current study investigated the hemispheric dynamics underlying semantic and syntactic priming in lexical decision tasks. Utilizing primed-lateralized paradigms, we observed a distinct pattern of semantic priming contingent on the priming hemisphere. The right hemisphere (RH) exhibited robust semantic priming irrespective of syntactic congruency between prime and target, underscoring its proclivity for semantic processing. Conversely, the left hemisphere (LH) demonstrated slower response times for semantically congruent yet syntactically incongruent word pairs, highlighting its syntactic processing specialization. Additionally, nonword data revealed a hemispheric divergence in syntactic processing, with the LH showing significant intrahemispheric syntactic priming. These findings illuminate the intrinsic hemispheric specializations for semantic and syntactic processing, offering empirical support for serial processing models. The study advances our understanding of the complex interplay between semantic and syntactic factors in hemispheric interactions.
ISSN:2045-2322
DOI:10.1038/s41598-024-51793-2
Fuente:Science Database