In both of the left-handed candidates, left-hand gestures were more strongly associated with positive-valence clauses, and right-hand gestures with negative-valence clauses; in both right-handed candidates, right-hand gestures were more strongly associated with positive-valence clauses, and left-hand gestures with negative-valence clauses.
In both of the left-handed candidates, left-hand gestures were associated more strongly with positive-valence clauses and right-hand gestures with negative-valence clauses; the opposite pattern was found in both right-handed candidates.
His expansive left-hand gestures and dancelike body movements are balanced by a right hand that delineates the beat with sober precision.
Visually presented small numerals mainly activate left-lateral premotor cortical regions in participants who usually use their right hand to gesture small numbers", and right-lateral premotor cortical areas in participants who usually use their left hand to gesture small numbers [ 59].
She lifts her left hand, a gesture that could be a tepid, dismissive wave or, maybe, an attempt to cover her face.
Tap the pen against your left hand and gesture toward your head once more.
Also, an AT can contain instances for several ways of performing the same action class (e.g., drinking with your left hand or right hand, gesturing standing up or sitting, etc)., which provides robustness against variations in the way actions are executed.
Leaning forward in his chair by the windows, he rested his left hand in a confiding gesture on the forearm of a stone Buddha from the eighth-century temple complex at Borobudur in Indonesia.
We had to pass the bowl with our left hand, in a circular gesture, to our neighbor to the left.
For each barter interaction, the experimenter held up a piece of exchange food in the right hand and held out the left hand in a stereoypted "begging gesture," hand outstretched with fingers near the mesh.
