Re: another question on working memory ("Robert J. Zatorre" )


Subject: Re: another question on working memory
From:    "Robert J. Zatorre"  <robert.zatorre@xxxxxxxx>
Date:    Mon, 22 May 2006 11:47:54 -0400

Brian Gygi wrote: It is not clear how rehearsal would be applied > to non-speech sounds. > Well, suppose you hear a melody, and then imagine it for a while thereafter; would that not be nonspeech auditory rehearsal? Tasks such as that certainly seem to involve dorsolateral and ventrolateral frontal cortices known to be involved in working memory, along with auditory cortex (even in the absence of sound), analogously to visual cortex involvement in visual imagery. (For more on this, see papers by Halpern and myself, available on my web site) Regards Robert


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