René Terporten

The paper investigates how sentence context constraints and predictive validity affect neural responses during reading, finding that N400 amplitude decreases with higher context constraints, while alpha power shows a non-monotonic pattern.

This study shows that more intelligible distracting speech reduces neural tracking of target speech in the delta range, impairing comprehension.

This study investigates whether alpha/beta oscillations reflect language prediction by measuring neural responses to sentences with varying predictability levels, finding non-monotonic power modulations that suggest a role in attention or control rather than direct prediction.