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Isabella P Boux¹, Milena R Osterloh², Rosario Tomasello³

¹Brain Language Laboratory, Department of Philosophy and Humanities, WE4, Freie Universität Berlin, Habelschwerdter Allee 45, 14195 Berlin Germany; Biological and Social Psychology, Institute of Psychology, RWTH Aachen University, Campus Boulevard 51, 52074 Aachen, Germany.

Neuropsychologia

|February 13, 2026

Resumen

El cerebro distingue rápidamente entre acciones comunicativas como expresar emociones y declarar hechos. Este rápido procesamiento pragmático ocurre dentro de los 250 milisegundos de información lingüística crítica, lo que respalda los modelos de lenguaje paralelos.

Área de la Ciencia:

Neurociencia Cognitiva
Psicolingüística
Lingüística Computacional

Sus antecedentes:

Comprender las acciones comunicativas es vital para una comprensión eficaz del lenguaje.
Investigaciones previas muestran que el cerebro diferencia las acciones comunicativas rápidamente (en ~250 ms).
Sin embargo, estudios anteriores examinaron un rango limitado de acciones comunicativas.

Objetivo del estudio:

Investigar el procesamiento cerebral de las acciones comunicativas 'expresivas' (por ejemplo, 'estoy feliz').
Comparar las respuestas cerebrales a oraciones expresivas frente a oraciones asertivas (por ejemplo, 'él está feliz').
Explorar posibles diferencias relacionadas con la perspectiva en primera persona frente a la tercera persona.

Principales métodos:

Se utilizó electroencefalografía (EEG) para registrar los potenciales cerebrales.
Los participantes leyeron oraciones 'expresivas' (1ª persona), oraciones 'asertivas' (3ª persona) y oraciones de control.
El análisis se centró en las respuestas cerebrales posteriores a la palabra final crítica de la oración.

Principales resultados:

Las respuestas cerebrales a las acciones comunicativas expresivas se disociaron de las asertivas entre 221 y 270 ms después de la palabra.
Se observó una disociación neuronal aún más temprana.
Estos hallazgos amplían el trabajo previo sobre la distinción de acciones comunicativas.

Conclusiones:

El cerebro discrimina rápidamente entre diferentes acciones comunicativas, lo que sugiere un patrón temporal generalizable.
El procesamiento pragmático rápido (dentro de ~250 ms) respalda los modelos de lenguaje paralelos.
Este procesamiento rápido ocurre casi simultáneamente con la información semántica y morfosintáctica.

Palabras clave:

acciones comunicativas procesamiento pragmático modelos de lenguaje paralelos neurociencia cognitiva psicolingüística lingüística computacional

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