Ayoub Daliri

This study finds that aging reduces neural differentiation between speaking and silent reading, particularly in later processing stages, while maintaining overall EEG activity and behavioral performance.

The paper examines the relationship between pre-speech auditory modulation and error correction in young and older adults, finding that aging reduces behavioral corrections but preserves modulation magnitudes.

This study shows that maintaining a vowel in working memory increases perceptual sensitivity during speech planning but not reading, suggesting working memory influences speech outcomes.

The paper investigates whether pre-speech auditory modulation reflects feedback monitoring or speech movement planning by analyzing correlations between auditory modulation and articulatory adjustments in speech production.

The paper examines how the speech motor system adapts to task-relevant and task-irrelevant errors introduced gradually versus suddenly, finding reduced differences in adaptive responses when errors are sudden.

This study shows that speech auditory-motor learning is impaired in both children and adults who stutter, with more severe deficits in children.