The cerebral architecture of voice information processing
Résumé
The "auditory face" model of cerebral voice processing 642 The temporal voice areas (TVAs) and the extended voice network 644 Evolution of the TVAs 645 Conclusion 647 Acknowledgments 647 References 647
Key points
• Voices are information-rich "auditory faces" that the human brain is expert at processing • The three main types of voice informationdspeech, identity, affectdare processed in interacting, but dissociable functional pathways (as for faces)
• The Temporal Voice Areas (TVAs) constitute crucial nodes in the network of cortical regions processing voice information • The TVAs categorize conspecific vocalizations apart from other sounds • Evidence of TVAs in the rhesus macaque suggests a long evolutionary history of the vocal brain
Domaines
Sciences cognitives
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