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Thus, developing innovative analysis of signal perception and reaction is necessary, mainly for non-communicative individuals with autism.

Presumably, if communicating individuals share a motor repertoire, at the neural level the same representations are activated in actor and observer, allowing them to interpret each other's actions and the communicative intent behind those actions.

A repeated-measures ANOVA with condition (communicative vs. individual) as within-subjects factor revealed a significant effect of condition (F 1,22) = 9.61; p = .005), with a higher sensitivity for the communicative condition compared to the individual condition.

In contrast, no difference between the communicative and individual conditions was found for the action 'Pick it up' (see Figure 1 and 3), consisting of a pointing gesture toward the ground, close to agent B's foot.

In line with data concerning detection of agent's B action presented in isolation (Manera, Becchio, Del Giudice, Bara, & Verfaillie, unpublished data), these findings suggest that, independently from the context (communicative vs. individual) in which they were displayed, some actions of agent B were easier to be detected than others.

However, despite the frequent focus on technological advances in AAC, practitioners are urged to retain the focus on the communication needs of the AAC users: "The future for AAC will not be driven by advances in technology, but rather by how well we can take advantage of those advancements for the enhancement of communicative opportunities for individuals who have complex communication needs".

In processes of sustainability communication, the communicative interplay between the individual citizen and society, inseparably linked to intermediary levels of mutual mediation and reconciliation, is essential.

The system yields objective and sensitive measures of communicative efficiency for individuals across a variety of speaking contexts.

These results suggest that PECS, in combination with some minor adaptations, may be an effective communicative alternative for individuals who are deafblind and have learning impairments.

We consider a simple computational model of the evolution of a quantitative trait and its phenotypic plasticity based on directional and positive frequency-dependent selection in order to explore whether and how leaning might facilitate evolution under the dynamics that arise from communicative interactions among individuals.

Our results suggest that gaze directed toward the self does not convey the same communicative salience in individuals with ASC as it does in typical controls.