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. 2014 Mar 18;5:208. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2014.00208

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Copyright © 2014 Schoot, Menenti, Hagoort and Segaert.

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Within-context analysis: correlation between individual magnitudes of syntactic priming effects (repeated – novel syntax) in speech onset latencies (ms) for the participants in the communicative context. The y axis represents the average syntactic priming effect of the behavioral participant, the x axis the average syntactic priming effect of the participant in the MRI scanner. Priming effects are spit according to Speaker Switch: (A) shows the correlation between priming effects when participants are primed by their partner (Speaker Switch – comprehension to production priming), (B) shows the correlation for trials where participants are primed by themselves (No Speaker Switch/production to production priming). When primed by the other participant, there is a positive correlation between the priming effects of participants in a communicative pair, whereas there is no significant correlation between participants when they are primed by themselves.