Movement Research in ASL

[Karen Emmorey]

Psycholinguistic evidence regarding the processing of movement by
signers is summarized in Chapter 4 of my recent book (Language,
Cognition, and the Brain:  Insights from Sign Language Research).
The chapter covers the perception of linguistic movement (studies by
Poizner), the role of movement in sign recognition (studies by myself
and David Corina), and touches on movement errors during
tip-of-the-fingers and for slips of the hand.

Best,

Karen Emmorey

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Karen Emmorey, Ph.D.
Laboratory for Cognitive Neuroscience
The Salk Institute for Biological Studies
10010 North Torrey Pines Rd.
La Jolla, CA  92037

Tel: (858) 453 - 4100, ext. 1417
Fax: (858) 452- 7052
TTY: (858) 453 5470

Email:  emmorey at salk.edu
Webpage:  http://www-psy.ucsd.edu:80/~kemmorey
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