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The relationship between co-speech gesture production and macrolinguistic discourse abilities in people with focal brain injury
Brain damage is associated with linguistic deficits and might alter co-speech gesture production. Gesture production after focal brain injury has been mainly investigated with respect to intrasentential rather than discourse-level linguistic processing. In this study, we examined 1) spontaneous gest
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