… model of language production, with subprocesses attached to output gesture. $ccording to
these models, gesture production might proceed even if aspects of language production were …

… In all the three levels, participants are cued to produce gestures by a 3-2-1 countdown on …
pilot a new computer gesture therapy tool for people with aphasia. Development was through a …

… For the present study we used McNeill's definition and included all gestures produced in
the absence of speech. Pantomime, differently from emblems and sign language, has no …

… , gesture increases when speech is spatial in nature (Hostetter and Sullivan 2011); but while
people with aphasia generally produce more gesture … specifically about gesture alongside …

… have no communicative function, the spontaneously produced gestures in our study were
embedded in a communicative context. The strong correlation between the pantomime-to-…

… We then excluded persons with aphasia who did not produce an iconic gesture during at
least one task of interest. With these exclusion criteria, approximately 98 were excluded. Finally…

… gestures produced by persons with nonfluent aphasia and IMA, and to compare them with
those produced … types of gesture produced by persons with nonfluent aphasia when compared …

… aphasia. We measured treatment effects for verbal picture naming, production of recognizable
pantomime gestures, and production of intention gestures to facilitate word productions as …

… gesture, action and verbs, the investigation of the specific contribution that gesture can play
in facilitating verb production in aphasia … of gesture observation on word production in people …

… Alongside these utterances, Japanese and Turkish speakers produced gestures which …
down the hill” (manner and path), produced gestures that also conflated manner and path. …