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This post hoc study investigated coverbal gesture patterns in two persons with chronic
Wernicke's aphasia. They had both received therapy focusing on multimodal communication …

In order to address previous controversies whether hand movements and gestures are
linked to mental concepts or solely to the process of speaking, in the present study we …

Many generations of developmental psychologists have documented the changes children
exhibit as they are transformed from less knowledgeable into more knowledgeable …

Background Ray L. Birdwhistell was born in Cincinnati, Ohio on September 29th, 1918 of
parents who had migrated a generation earlier from rural Kentucky. Although he was raised …

Because it plays such a very significant role in the life of every human being, it is difficult to
imagine a world without communication. After all, communication, both verbally and …

We address in this work interactive gestures as a distinct type of knowledge that users
acquire and employ when interacting in smart environments. We characterize the problem of …

The culture of the contemporary United States is powerfully shaped by the discourses of
advertising and entertainment; cultural anthropologists must develop ways to analyze and …

Analysis of the academic monologue shows that presenters do not talk nonstop for the
duration of the presentation-they talk for a bit, pause, and then talk for a bit more. In other …

The terms “context” and “situation” are often used interchangeably or to denote a variety of
concepts. This paper aims to show that these are two different but related concepts and it …