Neuroimaging Methods in Neurolinguistics: Investigating Language Processing in The Brain

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This article explores the main neurophysiological methods used in the study of language activity, including semantic processing, syntactic analysis, and the mechanisms of bilingualism. Special attention is given to the examination of EEG and ERP signals in the context of language disorders such as aphasia and dyslexia. Modifications of contemporary theoretical models of language processing are also presented, taking into account the plasticity and adaptability of brain systems.

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10.37547/ajps/volume05issue04-45

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