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Brain responses to human‐voice processing predict child development and intelligence
Kyung-min An
, Chiaki Hasegawa
, Tetsu Hirosawa
, Sanae Tanaka
, Daisuke Saito
, Hirokazu Kumazaki
, Ken Yaoi
, Mitsuru Kikuchi
, Yuko Yoshimura
Psychology
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Child Development
100%
Brain Response
100%
Human Voice
100%
Child Intelligence
100%
Brain Activity
66%
Voice Processing
66%
Psychologists
33%
Activity Patterns
33%
Young children
33%
Brain Regions
33%
Magnetoencephalography
33%
Brainstem
33%
Neural Development
33%
Neural Correlates
33%
Intellectual Development
33%
Neural Plasticity
33%
Auditory Brainstem
33%
Sensory Processing
33%
Rapid Transition
33%
Auditory Cortex
33%
Recording Time
33%
Auditory Evoked Field
33%
Sensory Intelligence
33%
Neuroscience
Electroencephalogram
100%
Magnetoencephalography
50%
Brainstem
50%
Sensory Processing
50%
Auditory Cortex
50%