Conceptual grounding of language in action and perception: a neurocomputational model of the emergence of category specificity and semantic hubs.

The four‐way anova run on the data from all 12 areas revealed a main effect of ModSpecificity ( F 2,11 = 2345, P < 0.001), with generally more CA cells and therefore higher assembly‐cell density in the multimodal than in the secondary mesomodal ( t 12 = 48.9, P < 0.001), and in the secondary than in the primary unimodal ( t 12 = 14.6, P < 0.001) areas; in addition, a highly significant interaction of the factors ExtraPeri, ModSpecificity, FrontoTemp and WordType ( F 2,11 = 137.6, P < 0.001) emerged, confirming that CA topographies (i.e. the distributions of their neurons over the areas) differed between word types.

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The three‐way anova run on the data from the perisylvian areas did not provide strong evidence for word types differences across areas (although the respective interaction of topography with word type approached significance: F 2,11 = 3.05, P = 0.066).

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