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How do iconic co-speech gestures contribute to the truth-conditions of assertions: A surprisal-based ERP investigation targeting N400 and late positivity effects
To investigate how co-speech gestures modulate linguistic understanding in comparison to specific verbs with similar contents, we conducted an EEG experiment to measure semantic surprisal by exploring the amplitude changes in the N400 component for both information types. We used videos of a person
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