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We Process What We Say and How We Say It in Different Parts of Our BrainsResearchers discover that Heschl’s gyrus plays a major role in interpreting speech qualities like pitch, tone, and emphasis.
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Here’s why changing vocal pitch also changes the meaning of your wordsFind out how our recognition of pitch, driven by Heschl's gyrus, enhances language comprehension and aids in communication ...
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It's not just what you say—it's also how you say it: How the brain decodes changes in the pitch of speechThe multidisciplinary study published in Nature Communications found a brain region known as Heschl's gyrus doesn't just ...
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A little-known brain region at the heart of communication 🧠When we speak, emphasizing a word or raising our voice on a syllable can radically change the meaning of a sentence. For ...
Even the smallest tonal variations, such as a speaker’s emphasis or intent, can significantly guide speech processing.
Researchers discovered that Heschl’s gyrus, a brain region linked to sound processing, also deciphers pitch variations that ...
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