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often due to focal damage to … healthy adults produce rich spontaneous gestures that take a …

… Although these spontaneous movements of the hands and arms are semantically and …
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… cortical space determined by the development of language … the mouth was greater for
spontaneous speech, repetition, and … evidence on the interaction between speech and gestures in …

… right hemisphere damage, traumatic brain injury, and … Gesture conveys information
holistically, spatially, and often … healthy adults produce rich spontaneous gestures that take a …

… produced by speakers with aphasia are on average attended to longer than gestures produced
by non-brain damaged speakers. This effect was significant even when we controlled for …

… a nonverbal language features as co-speech gestures is … affect cognitive processes in four
ways [20]: they activate spatial … In the population of patients with focal epilepsy, 35% present …

… from fMRI studies to investigate whether there are shared brain networks between language
… gestures processing and language processing rely on partially overlapping brain networks. …

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… using one or at most two tasks, which may or may not involve spontaneous face-to-face …

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Expressive syntactic abilities and verbal short term memory in children with focal brain lesion)…

… Brain lesions can hamper this ability. Initially, Finkelnburg (1870) described … gestures as a
broad category of gestures that are understandable and performed independently of language…