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Flaherty, Molly; Senghas, Ann – Cognition, 2011
What abilities are entailed in being numerate? Certainly, one is the ability to hold the exact quantity of a set in mind, even as it changes, and even after its members can no longer be perceived. Is counting language necessary to track and reproduce exact quantities? Previous work with speakers of languages that lack number words involved…
Descriptors: Deafness, Computation, Sign Language, Adults

Grosjean, Francois; Lane, Harlan – Cognition, 1977
An analysis of the pauses (holds) in a passage in American Sign Language reveals that sequences of signs are interspersed with holds of different lengths. Long holds appear to indicate the ends of sentences; shorter holds, the break between two conjoined sentences; and the shortest holds, breaks between internal constituents. (Author/MV)
Descriptors: Adults, American Sign Language, Sentence Structure, Story Telling