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Individuals Rapidly Create Communicatively Efficient Gestural Symbols
Humans can create a new language with a sizable lexicon quickly. To build a shared lexicon, individuals have to first create symbols for concepts. We investigated this symbol creation process by asking hearing speakers to create silent gestures representing concepts (manipulable objects). Here we sh
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