The Relation Between Cognitive Abilities and the Distribution of Semantic Features Across Speech and Gesture in 4-year-olds
When young children learn to use language, they start to use their hands in co-verbal gesturing. There are, however, considerable differences between children, and it is not completely understood what these individual differences are due to. We studied how children at 4 years of age employ speech an...
Main Authors: | Abramov, O. (Author), Kern, F. (Author), Kopp, S. (Author), Koutalidis, S. (Author), Mertens, U. (Author), Rohlfing, K. (Author) |
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Format: | Article |
Language: | English |
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John Wiley and Sons Inc
2021
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