Research into human communication through the spoken language is full of dichotomies
that have often stood in the way of progress in the past, notably the distinction between …

Abstract Spivey, Grosjean, and Knoblich (2005) reported smoothly curved reaching
movements, via computer-mouse tracking, which suggested a continuously evolving flow of …

Much of the past modelling, analysis and synthesis of autonomous intelligent systems,
autonomic systems, cognitive systems, and natural cognitive processes have been …

Theoretical and practical motives alike have prompted recent investigations of multimodal
speech perception. Theoretically, multimodal studies have extended the conceptualization …

In the phenomenon of perceptual filling-in, missing sensory information can be
reconstructed via interpolation or extrapolation from adjacent contextual cues by what is …

Introduction Why is it that phonologies exhibit greater dispersion than we might expect by
chance? In earlier work we investigated this using a non-linguistic communication game in …

In dialogue, repeated references contain fewer words (which are also acoustically reduced)
and fewer gestures than initial ones. In this paper, we describe three experiments studying …

The temporal dynamics by which linguistic information becomes available is one of the key
properties to understand how language is organized in the brain. An unresolved debate …

Many studies have documented a close timing relationship between speech prosody and co-
speech gesture, but some studies have not, and it is unclear whether these differences in …

There is some evidence that an improved understanding of executive control in the human
movement system could be gained from explorations based on scale-free, fractal analysis of …