… Aphasia is a language disorder caused by brain damage, … on the gestures produced –
spontaneously or at the request of … to study the relationships between speech and gesture as they …

… there is a positive relationship between gestures and fluency. … of the participants had aphasia
following left hemisphere stroke … content gestures during spontaneous conversation than …

… the spontaneous use of gestures in the conversations of participants … Inclusion criteria for the
study were: (1) a left hemispheric … underscore the relationship between speech and gesture, …

… underlie the relationship between speech and gesture can help … the brain networks involved
in gestures and speech process… hemisphere and their homologues in the right hemisphere. …

… For instance, patients with left hemisphere brain injury are … co-occurrences of gestures and
disfluency in spontaneous speech, … on the link between gesture's facilitative roles and speech …

… Right hemisphere damage can affect languagerelated skills. The present study aimed to …
discourse disorder in adults with right hemisphere brain damage through the processing of …

… of left hemispheric specialization for processing both … Children who spontaneously gesture
when telling a story … for speech and coded for referential gestures (described further below). …

… In particular, the relationship between DMN and semantic … speech > gestures + speech,
we observed two clusters of … In other words, it was not spontaneous speech in which the …

… role of gestures in speech production, particularly in disfluency. We examined individuals’
disfluency rates and patterns when they spontaneously … study of relationship between speech …

… Here, when we use the term gesture, we are referring to spontaneous hand … of the relationship
between speech and gesture. Persons with aphasia with left hemisphere brain damage …