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I Hear What You Say but I See What You Mean: The Role of Gestures in Children's Pragmatic Comprehension

Language and Cognitive Processes
doi 10.1080/01690961003752348
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February 1, 2011

Authors
Elizabeth KirkKaren J. PineNuala Ryder
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Informa UK Limited


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