We model the role of demographic, neuropsychological and speech variables in
characterizing iconic gesture use in speakers with aphasia, especially gestures that …

To the linguist, language is a formal system defined by rules that allow us to compile an
infinite number of messages from a finite system of symbolic elements. The study of …

As a kind of visual stimulus or complex object, the face is important to the survival and social
communication of various species, including humans. It is a remarkable property for the …

The use of hand gestures during communication is a naturally occurring phenomenon
thought to aid in cognitive processes such as language, memory, and learning. Co-speech …

These findings suggest that individuals might use more representational gestures when they
are disfluent if they have enough competency to detect their mistakes, which suggests a …

Face-to-face communication is multimodal. It comprises a plethora of linguistic and non-
linguistic cues, such as gestures, face and body movements, eye gaze, and prosody, that …