About Simone Gastaldon
Graduated in Linguistics at the University of Padua with an experimental thesis on the interface between language and numerical cognition, he is currently a PhD student in Psychological Sciences at the same university. His research project focuses on how the linguistic-cognitive system generates predictions about future linguistic stimuli while we listen and understand sentences and speeches., and the possible links with the cognitive processes underlying linguistic production. To do this, he studies the neural dynamics through electroencephalography both in fluent speakers and in adults with stuttering.. Previously he was a member of the Cognitive Biology of Language group at the University of Barcelona, working on the "self-domestication hypothesis" in the evolution of Homo Sapiens. some previous studies have shown systematic changes in this frequency when a participant had to listen to speech - understanding (some previous studies have shown systematic changes in this frequency when a participant had to listen to speech - understanding, some previous studies have shown systematic changes in this frequency when a participant had to listen to speech - understanding) and amateur photography (and amateur photography, and amateur photography). and amateur photography. and amateur photography 2016, and amateur photography, and amateur photography, and amateur photography. and amateur photography: and amateur photography.