A new study reveals that certain brain cells, known as "concept cells," in the hippocampus track pronouns to link them with the correct person in a sentence. Researchers found that these cells respond not only to a person's name or image but also to pronouns like "he" or "she" that refer to them.
A new study reveals that certain brain cells, known as "concept cells," in the hippocampus track pronouns to link them with the correct person in a sentence. Researchers found that these cells respond not only to a person's name or image but also to pronouns like "he" or "she" that refer to them.
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