Although recent research on the neural substrates of word classes has generated some
valuable findings, significant progress has been hindered by insufficient attention to …

Anomia, characterized by difficulty in word retrieval, particularly action verbs, poses a
significant challenge in post-stroke aphasia. Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation …

Abstract Events (eg,“running” or “eating”) constitute a basic type within human cognition and
human language. We asked whether thinking about events, as compared to other …

What is the neural organization of the mental lexicon? Previous research suggests that
partially distinct cortical networks are active during verb and noun processing, but what …

This event-related potential (ERP) study aims to investigate the neural processing of nouns
and verbs in Chinese, especially the processing of monosyllabic nouns (MNs) and verbs …

The processing mechanism of verbs-actions and nouns-objects is a central topic of
language research, with robust evidence for behavioral dissociation. The neural basis for …

The distinction between nouns and verbs is a language universal. Yet, functional
neuroimaging studies comparing noun and verb processing have yielded inconsistent …

Abstract The 'different-body/different-concepts hypothesis' central to some embodiment
theories proposes that the sensory capacities of our bodies shape the cognitive and neural …

Background: Differences in processing nouns and verbs have been investigated intensely in
psycholinguistics and neuropsychology in past decades. However, the majority of studies …

This study examined whether the degree of complexity of a grammatical component in a
language would impact on its representation in the brain through identifying the neural …