An executive control approach to language production
École Normale Supérieure and INSERM, Paris, France
Event Information
Host
NeuroLeman Network
Duration
70 minutes
Abstract
Language production is a form of behavior and as such involves executive control and the prefrontal function. The cognitive architecture of prefrontal executive function thus certainly plays an important role in shaping language production. In this talk, I will review the main features of the prefrontal executive function we have uncovered during the last two decades and I will discuss how these features may help understanding language production.
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