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Word-production theories argue that during language production, a concept activates multiple lexical candidates in left temporal cortex, and the intended word is selected from this set. Evidence for theories on spoken-word production comes, for example, from the picture-word interference task, where participants name pictures superimposed by congruent (e.g., picture rabbit, distractor "rabbit", categorically related (e.g., distractor "sheep", or unrelated (e.g., distractor "fork" words. Typically, whereas congruent distractors facil
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