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Observations on the Progression of Gestures with L2 Proficiency: A Call for Further Research

Renia Lopez-Ozieblo (ENGL)

Department of English and Communication

Novel metaphor and embodiment: comprehending novel synesthetic metaphors

Yin Zhong, Kathleen Ahrens (ENGL), Chu-Ren Huang (Corresponding Author) (CBS)

Department of Chinese and Bilingual Studies | Department of English and Communication

Nouns are not always processed faster than verbs in bilingual speakers: effects of language distance

Mohammad Momenian (CBS), Adam John Privitera, Brendan Weekes

Department of Chinese and Bilingual Studies

Nexus of Self-Organization: The Expansion of Collective Responsibility Networks among Boatmen in Nineteenth-Century Chongqing

Yiying Pan (CHC)

Department of Chinese History and Culture

What Do Children in India Talk About? Personal Narratives of Typically Developing Hindi-Speaking Children

Vasundhara Srivastava, Angel Chan (CBS), Marleen F. Westerveld

Department of Chinese and Bilingual Studies

Multimodal intertextuality and persuasion in advertising discourse

Chunyan Xing, Dezheng Feng (ENGL)

Department of English and Communication

Visual-auditory perception of prosodic focus in Japanese by native and non-native speakers

Yixin Zhang, Xi Chen, Si Chen (CBS), Yuzhe Meng, Albert Lee

Department of Chinese and Bilingual Studies

Motivating healthcare professionals to correct online health misinformation: The roles of subjective norm, third-person perception, and channel differences

Jeffry Oktavianus (ENGL), John Robert Bautista

Department of English and Communication

Morphological Awareness and DHH Students’ Reading-Related Abilities: A Meta-Analysis of Correlations

Dongbo Zhang, Sihui Ke (CBS), Hannah Anglin-Jaffe, Junhui Yang

Department of Chinese and Bilingual Studies

Modelability of WAR metaphors across time in cross-national COVID-19 news translation: An insight into ideology manipulation

Yufeng Liu, Dennis Tay (ENGL)

Department of Chinese and Bilingual Studies | Department of English and Communication

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