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When words fail, hands speak: the role of gesture for people living with aphasia
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▲ 0 · Jul 20
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What having a unique voice means for speech perception
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▲ 0 · Jul 7
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The chameleon effect: Natural mimicry makes you more likeable
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▲ 0 · Jun 24
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How to measure brilliance?
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▲ 0 · Jun 10
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You’re copying me! The hidden benefits of repetition in conversation
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▲ 0 · Jun 3
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Italians and Dutch share the same gestural instinct for teaching
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▲ 111 · May 29 · 55 comments on HN
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Talk to the hand: How gesture makes spoken conversation smoother
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▲ 0 · May 18
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“Tiger uhm… lion!” How do we select the words we want to use?
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▲ 0 · May 13
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Why Children’s Grammar Mistakes Are Smarter Than You Think
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▲ 0 · Apr 15
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How 38,550 Children Helped Us Understand the Dutch Past Tense
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▲ 0 · Apr 2
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Why Do Kids Say “Go-ed” Instead of “Went”? Unpacking the Mystery of Past Tense Mistakes
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▲ 0 · Mar 20
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Seals are more similar to us than we think
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▲ 0 · Mar 12
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Is social media the villain or a scapegoat?
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▲ 0 · Mar 12
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Should you get relationship advice from your therapist or from the machine gods?
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▲ 0 · Mar 11
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The Average Brain Doesn’t Exist
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▲ 0 · Mar 6
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Different strokes: how language recovery differs after cerebrovascular accidents
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▲ 0 · Feb 19