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The declarative/procedural model claims that Lexicon is dependent on temporal lobe strucutres which also subserve declarative memory; memory for events and associative memory on the other hand, grammar is dependent on frontal/basal ganglia circuits which also subserve procedural memory- motor skills and sequence computaitons
The declarative/procedural model claims that Lexicon is dependent on temporal lobe strucutres which also subserve declarative memory; memory for events and associative memory on the other hand, grammar is dependent on frontal/basal ganglia circuits which also subserve procedural memory- motor skills and sequence computaitons
The declarative/procedural model claims that Lexicon is dependent on temporal lobe strucutres which also subserve declarative memory; memory for events and associative memory on the other hand, grammar is dependent on frontal/basal ganglia circuits which also subserve procedural memory- motor skills and sequence computaitons
The declarative/procedural model claims that Lexicon is dependent on temporal lobe strucutres which also subserve declarative memory; memory for events and associative memory on the other hand, grammar is dependent on frontal/basal ganglia circuits which also subserve procedural memory- motor skills and sequence computaitons
The declarative/procedural model claims that Lexicon is dependent on temporal lobe strucutres which also subserve declarative memory; memory for events and associative memory on the other hand, grammar is dependent on frontal/basal ganglia circuits which also subserve procedural memory- motor skills and sequence computaitons