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Human Brain Activation Neuronal Substrates of Word Priming Effect: An fMRI Study

We investigated the differences in behavior and brain activity associated with Japanese word priming in Japanese word stem completion (WSC) tasks. In contrast, we use Korean characters as another task of recognizing tasks in graphic form. The behavioral results show that the performance of the main body has a significant role in promoting. Under the condition of not starting word (P/N), the accuracy rate is 94%, while the P/Y condition for word initiation is 100%. Reaction time under the P/N conditions is 1501ms, Reaction time under the P/N conditions is 978ms, and reaction time under the non-word P/Y conditions is 3106ms. The corresponding behavioral tests were performed in functional magnetic resonance imaging, and similar results were obtained. The results of fMRI showed that the activation of left and right middle frontal lobe and inferior frontal gyrus included right hemisphere lesions, upper and lower gyrus and auxiliary motor areas. We observed that the frontal lobe parietal network was consistent with the activation area in the English stem task.