Caroline Arvidsson

The paper investigates neural activity during conversational production and comprehension, finding that the default mode network is preferentially active during comprehension, especially in longer conversations.

This study investigates the neural differences between language production and comprehension using word predictability, finding no overlap in their neural infrastructure.

The paper examines neural activity during conversational production and comprehension using fMRI, finding distinct patterns in frontal and temporal regions that align with but differ from the Broca-Wernicke model.