Topic: speech production planning

Human conversations are one of the most common methods for communication and social interactions. Engaging in a conversation, our brains are able to flexibly transit between speaker-listener alternations, and actively process language comprehension or production planning with ease. Previous work showed a series of interconnected brain areas that support speech production planning, articulation, and speech comprehension, but little is known about the neural relations between these modalities. Here, we use intracranial depth electrode to record local field potentials (LFP) from participants acti