Changes in the structure of spontaneous speech predict the disruption of hierarchical brain organization in first‐episode psychosis
We sought to explore how these linguistic anomalies are realized through putative circuit-level abnormalities in the brain’s semantic network.
Functional gradients in Aβ-positive older adults and their relations to prosodic patterns in telephone conversations.
Semantic distances between lexical concepts in psychosis narrow and such narrowing co-occurs with increased perplexity at the sentence level.
A loss of episodicity is an early effect in AD that is manifested in spontaneous speech and can be reliably measured by both humans and machines.