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The role of the motor system in discriminating normal and degraded speech sounds

Alessandro D’Ausilio, Ilaria Bufalari, Paola Salmas, Luciano Fadiga

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Key concepts: Neurocomputational speech processing, Speech production, Psychology, Motor theory of speech perception, Articulation (sociology), Transcranial magnetic stimulation, Speech perception, Active listening

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