… not yet known how PWA use gesture and language such discourses. … speakers present
meaning in speech and gesture, by comparing the overall patterns of spontaneous iconic gesture …

… aphasia, this gesture was iconic and was capable of communicative load. Aphasia type
impacted significantly on gesture … Iconic character viewpoint (CVPT) a Uses the speaker's own …

… Employing the AphasiaBank database, we coded iconic gestures in 75 speakers with
aphasia during two spoken discourse tasks: a procedural narrative, which involved participants …

… with aphasia (PWA) had more difficulty with an iconic gesture and … group of speakers with
aphasia integrate gesture and speech, … The PWA were less able to integrate iconic gesture with …

… co-speech iconic gestures produced by unimpaired speakers … the co-speech iconic gestures
produced during the speakers' … an analysis of iconic gestures in aphasia may provide useful …

… may be produced as part of the fluent stream of speech but are often vague as to their meaning;
Broca-type speakers often use gestures that can have quite specific meanings, including …

… gesture types: Pointing, Emblems and Iconic gesture. Within the group of iconic gestures, …
alongside speech, similarly to gesture production in healthy speakers (Kita & Özyürek, Citation…

… Main results for task effects revealed that PWA and CP used more iconic gestures and …
that a speaker can refer to a wide range of different aspects of content by using iconic gestures. …

… (a) the mutual visibility between speaker and hearer, (b) the … The use of iconic gestures
neither increased with decreasing … the use of so-called obligatory iconic gestures, defined as …

… gesture tends to be impaired in speakers with aphasia and whether (and when) these speakers
can use gesture … However, speakers with fluent aphasia produced more iconic gestures …