Michael P. Broderick

The paper investigates whether electrophysiological indices of semantic dissimilarity reflect narrative understanding or just word-level semantic changes by manipulating speech scrambling and analyzing EEG data.

The paper examines how older and younger adults process speech using electrophysiological measures, finding that older adults show reduced semantic pre-activation during language comprehension.

This study examines predictive coding in speech comprehension using EEG data from audiobook listening, showing prediction and error signals co-exist in electrophysiological responses to natural speech.

The paper uses EEG and computational models to show that semantic dissimilarity in speech correlates with electrophysiological responses during natural speech comprehension.