脱离语音调谐与阅读技能的关系：来自听觉和听力正常成人颞顶皮质的证据

Abstract Phonological processing is widely considered central to reading development in hearing individuals, with the temporoparietal cortex (TPC) regarded as essential for encoding phonological information from print. Hearing people who struggle to read show altered activation and less precise phonological representations in this region. Notably, skilled deaf readers show this same profile, suggesting that precise phonological representations in the TPC are not necessary for proficient reading. This raises the question of what the TPC encodes when phonological access differs. Using fMRI, we c