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When a particular speech sound is obliterated and replaced by a non-speech sound in continuous speech the listener may not notice any disturbance in speech or have difficulties in understanding the word. The present study examined for the first time neurophysiological correlates of the perception of words with an obliterated initial phoneme. Behavioral responses and event-related potentials (ERPs)...
We studied auditory sentence comprehension using magnetoencephalography while subjects listened to sentences whose correctness they had to judge subsequently. The localization and the time course of brain electrical activity during processing of correct and semantically incorrect sentences were estimated by computing a brain surface current density within a cortical layer for both conditions. Finally,...
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