The "two-brain" approach reveals the active role of task-deactivated default mode network in speech comprehension.
Cerebral Cortex October 20, 2022 Lanfang Liu, Hehui Li, Zhiting Ren et al.
Exhibiting deactivation and anticorrelation with task-positive networks, the default mode network (DMN) has been traditionally thought to be suppressed to support externally oriented cognitive processes during spoken language comprehension. In contrast, recent studies examining listener-listener intersubject correlation (ISC) have proposed an active role of DMN in language comprehension. How...
DOI: 10.1093/cercor/bhab521 (opens in new tab)
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Default mode network
Neural coupling
Speech comprehension
Two-brain