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中国神经再生研究（英文版）2011，Vol.6Issue(25)：1937-1941,5.DOI:10.3969/j.issn.1673-5374.2011.25.003
Mechanisms underlying syntactic and semantic processing of Chinese simple sentences Evidence from event-related brain potentials
Mechanisms underlying syntactic and semantic processing of Chinese simple sentences Evidence from event-related brain potentials
摘要
Abstract
This study sought to test the processing of three types of sentences in Chinese, as correct sentences, semantic violation sentences, and sentences containing semantic and syntactic violations, based on the following sentence pattern: "subject (noun) + yi/gang/zheng + predicate (verb)". Event-related potentials on the scalp were recorded using 32-channel electroencephalography. Compared with correct sentences, target words elicited an early left anterior negativity (N400) and a later positivity (P600) over frontal, central and temporal sites in sentences involving semantic violations. In addition, when sentences contained both semantic and syntactic violations, the target words elicited a greater N400 and P600 distributed in posterior brain areas. These results indicate that Chinese sentence comprehension involves covert grammar processes.关键词
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Huanhai Fang,Ming Zhao..Mechanisms underlying syntactic and semantic processing of Chinese simple sentences Evidence from event-related brain potentials[J].中国神经再生研究（英文版）,2011,6(25):1937-1941,5.基金项目
the Founda-tion of National Social Sci-ences hosted by Professor Huanhai Fang,No.03BYY013* （）
