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A causal link between left supplementary motor area and auditory-motor control of vocal production: evidence by continuous theta burst stimulation

Dai et al., 2022

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Dai G
Chen M
Chen X
Guo Z
Li T
Jones J
Wu X
Li J
Liu P
Liu H
Liu D
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The supplementary motor area (SMA) has been implicated in the feedforward control of speech production. Whether this region is involved in speech motor control through auditory feedback, however, remains uncertain. The present event-related potential (ERP) study …
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