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fMRI delineation of working memory for emotional prosody in the brain: commonalities with the lexico-semantic emotion network

Decoding emotional prosody is crucial for successful social interactions, and continuous monitoring of emotional intent via prosody requires working memory. It has been proposed by Ross and others that emotional prosody cognitions in the right hemisphere are organized in an analogous fashion to propositional language functions in the left hemisphere. This study aimed to test the applicability of this model in the context of prefrontal cortex working memory functions. BOLD response data were therefore collected during performance of two emotional working memory tasks by participants undergoing fMRI. In the prosody task, participants identified the emotion conveyed in pre-recorded sentences, and working memory load was manipulated in the style of an N-back task. In the matched lexico-semantic task, participants identified the emotion conveyed by sentence content. Block-design neuroimaging data were analyzed parametrically with SPM5. At first, working memory for emotional prosody appeared to be right-lateralized in the PFC, however, further analyses revealed that it shared much bilateral prefrontal functional neuroanatomy with working memory for lexico-semantic emotion. Supplementary separate analyses of males and females suggested that these language functions were less bilateral in females, but their inclusion did not alter the direction of laterality. It is concluded that Ross et al.'s model is not applicable to prefrontal cortex working memory functions, that evidence that working memory cannot be subdivided in prefrontal cortex according to material type is increased, and that incidental working memory demands may explain the frontal lobe involvement in emotional prosody comprehension as revealed by neuroimaging studies. (c) 2007 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.

How does the brain mediate interpretation of incongruent auditory emotions? The neural response to prosody in the presence of conflicting lexico-semantic cues

We frequently encounter conflicting emotion cues. This study examined how the neural response to emotional prosody differed in the presence of congruent and incongruent lexico-semantic cues. Two hypotheses were assessed: (i) decoding emotional prosody with conflicting lexico-semantic cues would activate brain regions associated with cognitive conflict (anterior cingulate and dorsolateral prefrontal cortex) or (ii) the increased attentional load of incongruent cues would modulate the activity of regions that decode emotional prosody (right lateral temporal cortex). While the participants indicated the emotion conveyed by prosody, functional magnetic resonance imaging data were acquired on a 3T scanner using blood oxygenation level-dependent contrast. Using SPM5, the response to congruent cues was contrasted with that to emotional prosody alone, as was the response to incongruent lexico-semantic cues (for the 'cognitive conflict' hypothesis). The right lateral temporal lobe region of interest analyses examined modulation of activity in this brain region between these two contrasts (for the 'prosody cortex' hypothesis). Dorsolateral prefrontal and anterior cingulate cortex activity was not observed, and neither was attentional modulation of activity in right lateral temporal cortex activity. However, decoding emotional prosody with incongruent lexico-semantic cues was strongly associated with left inferior frontal gyrus activity. This specialist form of conflict is therefore not processed by the brain using the same neural resources as non-affective cognitive conflict and neither can it be handled by associated sensory cortex alone. The recruitment of inferior frontal cortex may indicate increased semantic processing demands but other contributory functions of this region should be explored.

Relações parafrásticas?: o lexico sob uma perspectiva enunciativa

Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)

Anthologia Hebraica com lexico ipsi accommodato quam ad usum seminarii Brixiani

ed. Petrus Aemilius Tiboni

Lexicon novum Hebraeo-Latinum, ad modum lexici Schreveliani Graeci compositum ... atque adauctum Lexico Chaldaico-biblico

a Johanne Leusden

Chrestomathia Rabbinica et Chaldaica : cum notis grammaticis, historicis, theologicis, glossaris et lexico abbreviatarum, quae in Hebraeorum scriptis passim occurrunt

auctore Joanne Theodoro Beelen

Aufrichtige Nachricht von den jüdischen Lehrern und ihrer zur Exegesi u. Antiquariat gehörigen Schriften : auch wie man ihnen von Glaubenssachen zu handeln ; nebst einer kleinen bibliotheca rabbinica ; imgleichen von denen redicibus der hebr. Sprache u. a. deutlichen alphabeto literaturae Hebraicae hieroglyphico ; zu einer Probe von des autoris noch nicht edierten lexico an den Tag geleget

[Verf.: Friederich Opfergelt]

Habes candide lector duos tomos isagogae ad linguam graeca[m] capessenda[m] septe[m] contienentes libros: quius et lexico[m] a[m]nexu[m] est ordine alphabetico secu[m]du[m] declinationes et co[m]iugationes ... frater Sa[m]ctyes paginius ...

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Vocabularium iuris utriusque, huic singulas a lexico A. Nebrissensis collectas dictiones interiecimus ...

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Delectus sententiarum graecarum ad usum tironum accommodatus; cum notulis et lexico.

Mode of access: Internet.

Delectus sententiarum græcarum ad usum tironum accommodatus : cum notulis et lexico.

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Delectus sententiarum græcarum ad usum tironum accommodatus : cum notulis et lexico.

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Georgii Guilielmi Kirschii Chrestomathia syriaca cum lexico /

v.1. Chrestomathia syriaca cum lexico -- v.2. Lexicon Syriacum.