Gesture

Papers
(The median citation count of Gesture is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-09-01 to 2025-09-01.)
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Demographic, neuropsychological, and speech variables that impact iconic and supplementary-to-speech gesturing in aphasia9
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Infants can create iconic gestures during natural interactions with caregivers8
Weakest link or strongest link?6
The road to language through gesture5
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Discourse markers in relation tonon-verbal behavior5
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High verbal working memory load impairs gesture-speech integration4
Co-speech gestures can interfere with learning foreign language words*3
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Recurrent Gestures2
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Coordinating and sharing gesture spaces in collaborative reasoning1
The Raised Index Finger gesture in Hebrew multimodal interaction1
Environmentally coupled depictive gestures in tea ceremony lessons1
French and British children’s shrugs1
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Review of Cienki (2024): The Cambridge Handbook of Gesture Studies0
Obituary0
Gesture in contexts of verbal negation in Chinese0
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The development of speech and gesture in Sesotho narratives0
Chimpanzees coordinate interrogative markers to ask questions0
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The Slapping movement as an embodied practice of dislike0
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Handling language0
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Automatic tool to annotate smile intensities in conversational face-to-face interactions0
Iconic gestures serve as primes for both auditory and visual word forms0
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Do teachers adapt their gestures in linguistically heterogeneous second language teaching to learners’ language proficiencies?0
Representational gestures correlated with meaning-associated aspects of L2 speech performance0
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The feel of a recurrent gesture0
Locational pointing in Murrinhpatha, Gija, and English conversations0
Review of Bressem (2021): Repetitions in Gesture: A Cognitive-Linguistic and Usage-Based Perspective0
Review of Żywiczyński, Blomberg & Boruta-Żywiczyńska (2024): Perspectives on Pantomime0
Towards a novel conceptualization of prosody that accounts for spoken and visual signals0
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A recurring absence gesture in Northern Pastaza Kichwa0
Higher empathy predicts more manual pointing in Tibetan people0
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Recurrent gestures throughout bodies, languages, and cultural practices0
Gestures are modulated by social context0
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Handling talk0
Searching for the roots of signs in children’s early gestures0
Do speakers’ gestures affect listeners’ understanding of temporal relationships between events?0
Do gestures reflect children’s lexical retrieval difficulties?0
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Evidence of Zipfian distributions in three sign languages0
Interactional gestures as soccer celebrations0
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Hand-y scaffolding:0
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Managing co-presence with a wave of the hand0
Indexing turn-beginnings in Norwegian Sign Language conversation0
Understanding conditions leading to student gestures during fractions lessons0
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The diversity of recurrency0
Review of Galhano-Rodrigues, Galvão & Cruz-Santos (2019): Recent perspectives on gesture and multimodality0
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The beneficial effect and possible mechanisms of observing gestures in mental rotation training0
The role of language proficiency, gender, and language dominance in using co-speech gestures to identify referents in narratives by Persian-English bilinguals0
Gesture development in Peruvianchildren and its relationship with vocalizations and vocabulary0
Task effects in Farsi-English bilinguals’ use of gestures0
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