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From seeing to understanding: Novice sign language learners shift focus from perceptual to semantic information for newly learned signs
Comprehending content in a newly learned language requires interactions between perceptual, semantic, and executive processing systems. Learners whose target language differs from their own in modality (e.g. spoken language users learning to sign) provide a unique opportunity to examine the relative
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