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Last update: Radka Hradcová (27.09.2023)
social scientists who have limited bacground in biology and neuroscience. The course will emphasize the value of biological and neuroscience research for addressing various questions traditionally asked in linguistics. |
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Last update: Radka Hradcová (27.09.2023)
1. Participation in the group discussions of readings, providing a short (max. 1 page, bullet points) summary of the assigned paper.
2. Final multiple-choice or short-answer test at the end of the semester. |
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Last update: Radka Hradcová (27.09.2023)
Presentations by the lecturer, discussions of readings and assigned audiovisual materials,o summaries of readings by students. |
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Last update: Radka Hradcová (27.09.2023)
Topics:
1. Neuron, neural system, action potential, brain and its parts. 2. Methods: PET, fMRI, EEG/ERP, MEG, NIRS, pupillometry. Brain areas related to language. 3. Aphasias: basic classification, classic models. 4. Aphasia: modern research fidnings. 6. Electrophysiology research: N400, P600, ELAN, use of MMN. 7. Neuroimaging research on word perception/production, semantics, conceptual representations 8. Neuroimaging research on syntactic and sentence-level sematnic representations. 9. Current models of langauge representation. 10. Developmental language disorders. Heritability of language. 11. Human genetics: basic concepts. Heritability, research methods in behavioral/cognitive genetics. 12. Nature and nurture in language: conceptual and methodological considerations: 13. Genetics and the study of languages across the world, diachronic research. |
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Last update: Radka Hradcová (27.09.2023)
Není určeno pro studenty 1.roč. Bc. |