Julia Uddén

This study uses fMRI to compare pragmatic brain development in adolescents and adults, finding age-related changes in specific brain regions linked to pragmatic skill.

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.

This study examines how syntactic complexity affects sentence processing in the human brain across speech and reading, identifying supramodal and modality-specific neural responses in over 200 participants.

This study uses fMRI to examine brain networks involved in pragmatic language processing in adolescents, finding stronger activation for indirect affective replies compared to other types.

The paper identifies frequency-specific directed interactions in the human brain network for language using magnetoencephalography and Granger causality analysis.