Auditory feedback delay disrupts specific brain mechanisms of speech monitoring
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Multiple neuroimaging and neurostimulation studies demonstrate that altering or delaying auditory feedback disrupts specific neural mechanisms and cortical networks responsible for real-time speech monitoring and motor control.
Evidence for · 5
Sensory-Motor Networks Involved in Speech Production and Motor Control: An fMRI Study
2015 · cited by 184
Paper 0 shows that auditory feedback perturbations activate specific sensory-motor networks involved in online speech monitoring and error correction.
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More for · 4
A bilateral cortical network responds to pitch perturbations in speech feedback
2013 · cited by 77
Paper 1 demonstrates that auditory feedback alterations engage specific bilateral cortical networks to detect speech errors and update motor plans.
Speech-induced suppression and vocal feedback sensitivity in human cortex.
2024 · cited by 8
Paper 5 confirms that delayed auditory feedback tasks recruit specific cortical regions sensitive to feedback alterations, linking auditory suppression and feedback sensitivity.
Differential causal involvement of human auditory and frontal cortices in vocal motor control
2020 · cited by 2
Paper 9 utilizes direct electrical stimulation to show that specific auditory and frontal cortices are causally involved in feedback-dependent vocal motor control.
Cortical network underlying speech production during delayed auditory feedback
2020 · cited by 2
Paper 10 demonstrates that delayed auditory feedback induces specific error signals and response enhancements in the auditory cortex and dorsal precentral gyrus.