Summary of Neuropsicología del lenguaje

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The video discusses the neuroscience of language and how it relates to writing processes in adolescents. It argues that letting adolescents use their language more freely is important for their development, and that parents should help promote this by engaging in conversation with them and allowing them to express themselves on topics that affect their families.

• 00:00:00 The neuropsychology of language study the relationship between language function and linguistic ability as well as the alterations that a person can suffer in this function. There are some subtypes of language function that can be divided into comprehension and expression of language, depending on the sensory entry point. Oral language can be divided into oral comprehension and oral expression, while written language can be divided into written comprehension and written expression. The oral language anatomy begins with neuroanatomy of oral language. It is important to note and know the audiovisual route of entry and more completely the copied nucleus since it is the place of reception of auditory stimuli from the external world that is transmitted to the primary and secondary auditory cortices, which would be the areas of Brückmann 41 and 42. Once the auditory stimulus is received, the information travels to the area 49 of Broca's nodes, which corresponds to the angular gyrus. This area is involved in the interpretation of language, as it processes information that will be later coded in the area of warning, which are the area 21 and 22 of Broca. After the information is processed in the area of warning, it travels to the area of brain scissors, where the articulatory programs that allow the emission
• 00:05:00 The video discusses the neuroscience of language and how it relates to writing processes in adolescents. It argues that letting adolescents use their language more freely is important for their development, and that parents should help promote this by engaging in conversation with them and allowing them to express themselves on topics that affect their families.