… the prediction of the Sketch Model, whereas the people without language impairment did
not. We conclude that aphasia fundamentally changes the relationship of gesture and speech. …

… People with aphasia (PWA) use different kinds of gesture … of gestures by PWA. We aimed
to investigate the influence of varying communicative constraints on the production of gesture …

… However, we focused on the Sketch model (de Ruiter, 2000) in this study because it seems
a most valuable tool for speech-language pathologists who are considering gesture as a …

… It remains unclear how important this contribution of gesture is for aphasic communication.
Furthermore, PWA as well as NBDP produce various gesture types and representation …

… for the person with aphasia. The findings of this study suggest that when … person with aphasia
is required to integrate speech and gesture in order to obtain meaning, then using gesture …

… within a speech-only condition and a gesture + speech condition. … of gestures within
aphasia is further supported by a single-case study that found that specific gesture types (speech-…

… Speech-language pathologists face the daily challenge of clinical reasoning … of people with
aphasia. This article aims to synthesize the relevant information about gesture in aphasia that …

… 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 …

… to find out how people with aphasia (PWA) use gesture as an accompaniment to speech,
as a … to resolve WFD or augmentative gestures to supplement speech. For PWA, different …

… very interesting possibility that the hybrid speech community that some stroke victims create
with their interlocutors (eg, one party using gestures and limited speech but tying that to the …