Differential neural circuitry underlies the perception of Chinese tone and intonation: an fMRI study

Jack Gandour; Mario Džemidžić; Donald Wong; Mark J. Lowe; Yunxia Tong; Li Hsieh; Joseph Luritot

doi:10.1016/s1053-8119(01)91876-2

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Differential neural circuitry underlies the perception of Chinese tone and intonation: an fMRI study

Jack Gandour Mario Džemidžić Donald Wong Mark J. Lowe Yunxia Tong Li Hsieh Joseph Luritot

Year: 2001 Journal: NeuroImage Vol: 13 (6)Pages: 533-533 Publisher: Elsevier BV

DOI: 10.1016/s1053-8119(01)91876-2

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Intonation (linguistics) Tone (literature) Psychology Perception Differential (mechanical device) Audiology Neuroscience Cognitive psychology Medicine Linguistics Physics Philosophy

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