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The cerebellum plays a crucial role in phonological and semantic aspects of language processing, supported by lesion and neuroimaging studies.
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Cerebellar neurostimulation has emerged as a promising tool for modulating cognitive processes, including language-related functions.
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The right posterolateral cerebellum is identified as a key modulator of language functions, particularly in meaning-related operations.
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Both cerebellar hemispheres are functionally involved in language and reading, challenging traditional accounts of right-lateralized language organization.
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Non-invasive brain stimulation methods, such as TMS and tES, are valuable tools for investigating the cerebellum's role in language processing.
