Ding-lan Tang

This study examines how theta-burst stimulation over primary somatosensory cortex affects tactile acuity of the tongue, finding that cTBS impairs spatial acuity while iTBS improves it.

This study shows that altering perceived variability can modulate neural sensitivity to auditory errors during speech production, supporting error-based learning mechanisms.

This study examines the role of the pars opercularis in auditory feedback processing and speech correction in individuals with aphasia following left-hemisphere stroke.

This study investigates how variability in speech production is regulated by manipulating auditory feedback, showing that both inward and outward perturbations lead to increased variability through distinct mechanisms.

This study shows that dopamine enhances auditory perceptual learning in humans by promoting long-term memory consolidation, as evidenced by improved performance and retention beyond the drug's immediate effects.

This study investigates how language experience shapes auditory-motor speech processing asymmetries using TMS and EEG in tonal and non-tonal language speakers.

The paper shows that altering auditory feedback of a single formant leads to coupled changes in both formants during speech production, suggesting a strategy to maintain speech within existing vowel categories.

This study uses ERP to test whether deliberation requires more effort than intuition, finding conflicting results at different time windows.