Theoretical review reveals nine distinct lingual memory subtypes and motor dopamine mechanisms, highlighting multifaceted cognitive pathways in human speech production.
We have nine types of talking memory: unknown lingual memory, familiar auditory memory, traditional lingual memory, general lingual memory, general reward lingual extra memory, personal reward lingual extra memory, personal reward sensory borrowing lingual extra memory, personal emotional lingual extra memory, personal intentional lingual extra memory. We will speak about Talking language-shadowing and Motor (lingual) dopamine control.
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