Titlebook: Speech and Language; Doreen Kimura Book 1989 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1989

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Speech Developmenttain marine mammals, and humans. That this capacity calls on specialized neural mechanisms in humans is further argued by the fact that the capacities both to perceive the phonetic structure of an unknown word and to speak at all are functions of the left cerebral hemisphere in most normal adults.

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苦澀

Language, Nonhumanocedures used with the apes, both apes and humans learn a similar system, one in which there is no evidence of grammatical classes, syntactic rules, recursion, structure-dependent rules—properties which set human language apart.

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Brain Asymmetry, Functional Aspectsplanning) skills are dependent on left hemisphere functioning, whereas spatial skills are dependent on right hemisphere processing. Functional asymmetry exists not only in adults, but also in young children and infants and, at least to some extent, in some nonhuman species.

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Language, Neurology ofhe essential neural mechanisms for language are usually lateralized to one cerebral hemisphere, most often the left. That hemisphere is designated as dominant. The second feature of the traditional model is that within the dominant hemisphere, only certain areas are important for language, as illustrated in Figure 1.

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Primatespapers. They are important in medical research, psychology, zoology, anthropology, and in the continuing controversy over “man’s place in nature,” as stated by Huxley in 1863. It is my belief that the situation is not really so complicated, and my aim here is to suggest some of the roots of the confusion and ways to simplify the problems.

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Handednessuggest, and there are in particular some self-styled left-handers who actually show superior dexterity with the right hand. Also, the nonpreferred hand is actually better in assuming certain hand postures.

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Language Mechanisms in the Brain, Developmentia, and thalamus that begin their development earlier than the cognitive neocortex. Aspects of the emotional (interpersonal) and cognitive context for speech or text may be represented more in the right hemisphere of most people, and such processes are likely to be important in children.

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