to linguistic majors; help do a research about psycholinguistic process in reading?

Question

i mean what actually happens in the brain while a person reads

Answer 1

Reading is typically processed through the visual and auditory cortexes in the left hemisphere. The visual cortex receives the optic signal, which is then processed and decoded within Wernike's area (cingulate gyrus). The anterior temporal lobe encodes the sounds of the phonemes, and reading is complete.