Overlapping semantic representations of sign and speech in novice sign language learners

Overlapping semantic representations of sign and speech in novice sign language learners
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2022
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Megan E. Hillis;Brianna Aubrey;Julien Blanchet;Qijia Shao;Xia Zhou;Devin J. Balkcom;David J. M. Kraemer
Megan E. Hillis;Brianna Aubrey;Julien Blanchet;Qijia Shao;Xia Zhou;Devin J. Balkcom;David J. M. Kraemer
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Megan E. Hillis;Brianna Aubrey;Julien Blanchet;Qijia Shao;Xia Zhou;Devin J. Balkcom;David J. M. Kraemer

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