… , limb apraxia, or other factors like non-verbal semantic processing influence the skillful use
of communicative gestures by aphasic patients. The inconsistent outcomes might have two …

… Gesture has been the subject of psychological investigation for several … we use the term
gesture, we are referring to spontaneous hand movements that occur naturally in communication …

… no evidence of a relationship between aphasia severity and communication success in the
gesture modality. We conclude that gesture is less affected by aphasia severity than speech. …

… deficits prevent the use of gestures by aphasic subjects to … hinder efficient use of gestures in
referential communication. Two … use of communicative gestures was not restricted to aphasic …

… PWA communicate through 3 types of gesture and the communicative effectiveness of such
… of gesture use, aphasia severity, and verbal fluency can be formulated. Aphasia severity …

… Following that, I discuss the finding by Rose and Douglas (Citation) that making gestures
does facilitate word production in some patients with aphasia. I argue that the gestures …

… This paper will focus on the use of iconic gesture by a man with aphasia (“James”) in
naturally occurring interaction with his speech-language therapist. Methods and findings from …

… impact of aphasia on gesture and speech integration. However, the findings are limited to
pointing gestures. Investigating the use of iconic gestures by individuals with aphasia allows …

… What is original in Jackson’s view is that the propositional use of gestures is impaired in
aphasia though some expressive levels, such as the communication of emotions, remains intact. …

… People with anomic aphasia tend have difficulty … they may use circumlocutions when speaking
or use gestures to … participants with anomic aphasia used more gestures than participants …