‘Robust effects of working memory demand during naturalistic language comprehension in language-selective cortex’ with Cory Shain

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Introduction

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What Kind of Work Did You Do After You Graduated From Ohio State?

01:37 • 3min

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Is That How You Say It?

04:50 • 2min

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How Did You Find Your Way Into Neuroscience?

06:25 • 3min

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How Did You Get Your PhD? And You're a Postdoc?

08:58 • 2min

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Is There an Alternative to Syntactic Analysis in Language Processing?

10:43 • 6min

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The Predictability Effects and Language Processing

16:27 • 4min

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Surprising All Is Not a Close to Parsing, Right?

20:53 • 1min

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The Dominant View of Working Memory in Language Parsing

22:21 • 4min

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Language Localizer and Multiple Demand Localizer

25:59 • 4min

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Using the Negative of Language Versus Pseudowords to Map Out the MD Network?

30:19 • 2min

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The Multiple Domain Network and Working Memory in Language Processing

32:00 • 2min

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Are There Controls for High Level Language Processing?

34:23 • 5min

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The Dependency Locality Theory Theory

38:54 • 2min

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The Dependency of a Penicylicality Theory

41:11 • 4min

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How to Deduce Storage Costs From Leftward Parsing

44:57 • 3min

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Do the Memory Predictors Improved Model Fit to the Data?

47:29 • 2min

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Do You Think the DLT Is Better Than the Other Models?

49:17 • 2min

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The Finding of Working Memory for Vectors, Um, Is a Good One?

51:28 • 2min

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How Much of the Stimulus Turbine Signal Is Explanable?

53:49 • 2min

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Is It Domain Specific Versus Domain General Working Memory?

55:57 • 2min

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Is the MD Network the Best Possible Candidate for Domain General Effects?

57:41 • 2min

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Did It All Come Out the Way You Thought?

59:19 • 2min

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The Message From AdMob: Is There a Memory Effect?

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