Author(s):
Charles A. Perfetti
Walter Schneider
Type:
Peer-reviewed Article
Recognizing printed words requires the mapping of graphic forms, which vary with writing systems, to linguistic forms, which vary with languages. Using a newly developed meta-analytic approach, aggregated Gaussian-estimated sources (AGES; Chein et al. [2002]: Psychol Behav 77:635–639), we examined the neuroimaging results for word reading within and across writing systems and languages.
Publication:
Human Brain Mapping