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A Review on Brain Mechanisms for Language Acquisition and Comprehension

This paper reviews the main perspectives of language acquisition and language comprehension. In language acquisition, we have reviewed the different types of language acquisitions like first language acquisition, second language acquisition, sign language acquisition and skill acquisition. The experimental techniques for neurolinguistic acquisition detection is also discussed. The findings of experiments for acquisition detection is also discussed, it includes the region of brain activated after acquisition. Findings shows that the different types of acquisition involve different regions of the brain. In language comprehension, native language comprehension and bilingual's comprehension has been considered. Comprehension involve different brain regions for different sentence or word comprehension depending upon their semantic and syntax. The different fMRIEEG analysis techniques (statistical or graph theoretical) are also discoursed in our review. Tools for neurolinguistics computations are also discussed.

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