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Motor engagement relates to accurate perception of phonemes and audiovisual words, but not auditory words

Linguistics and Languages

Motor engagement relates to accurate perception of phonemes and audiovisual words, but not auditory words

K. Michaelis, M. Miyakoshi, et al.

Discover how the motor system influences speech perception in groundbreaking research by Kelly Michaelis, Makoto Miyakoshi, Gina Norato, Andrei V. Medvedev, and Peter E. Turkeltaub. This study reveals intriguing EEG signatures and adaptive task results, showcasing the nuanced relationship between motor activity and auditory stimuli.

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