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Primer art?culo publicado que vincula los giros conversacionales con la estructura cerebral

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Primer art?culo publicado que vincula los giros conversacionales con la estructura cerebral Por LENA Team 13 de agosto de 2018

The first research showing a relationship between conversational turns and brain structure was published today in JNeurosci. The paper, Language Exposure Relates to Structural Neural Connectivity in Childhood, investigates how conversational turns back and forth interactions between children and their adult caregivers relate to white matter connectivity between Broca’s area and Wernicke’s area, two regions of the brain critical for language.