verbalisation BrE
verbalization AmE

We're not party to any of the child's replies: the impression is that she's just too upset for verbalisation.

Concurrent verbalisation was found to reduce balancing times for the right hand but not the left hand.

This system links with the important child development stage of overt verbalisation of things to be remembered.

We join heart and head, feeling and verbalisation.

"I ran up to him and just kind of bombarded him with verbalisation," said Galecki.

Because the practice itself does not require verbalisation, the suppressed signification is not necessarily recognised.

A second area of interest concerns the effects of introspection and verbalisation on attention, memory, and decision making.

Verbalisation is a process by which different psychological events in individual are made in verbal form, i.e. described "in their own words".

However they do provide some interesting examples of how verbalisation can actually impair performance in a number of experimental paradigms.

By now we have learned enough from conceptual art and video performance not to be put off by verbalisation and explanation in art.

An increased use of omissions and insertions which do not affect the sense, indicating mental processing of the text before verbalisation.

Mr Badwan, a rehabilitation expert with long experience, had stated verbalisation could often be misinterpreted as vocalisation, said the judge.

In responding to a given Being Mathematical tasks, the teacher may expect a full answer and some verbalisation of metacognitive processes from Tam.

The role of play in foreign language learning The verbalisation of linguistic meaning is performed on the logical level, in grammatical and semantic frameworks.

Both may benefit from a number of separate sessions in order to not only promote verbalisation of their own feelings but to develop understanding of the other.

Une verbalisation des baigneurs "compliquée"

Despite being fully productive, meaning that all coverbs may undergo verbalisation, in practice only a handful of coverbs are commonly verbalised.

There is a lexical gap in English because the action of missing a carriage cannot be expressed with the same import and the same economy of verbalisation.

La verbalisation s'il faut la renforcer , on pourra la renforcer.

It is the verbalisation of their thinking which is felt to be crucial to drawing out the natural abilities of high ability maths students, and to develop advanced skills.

Mead (1962) also emphasised the notion that thinking originates and develops through experience with verbalisation, and that we tend to conduct an inner dialogue with ourselves.

For lexical-gustatory synesthesia evidence also points towards ideasthesia: In lexical-gustatory synesthesia, verbalisation of the stimulus is not necessary for the experience of concurrents.

The idea behind this method is that children will be better able to express their feelings toward themselves and their environment through play with toys than through verbalisation of their feelings.

Progress toward the perfection of energy is gained by the verbalisation of realisations to the Meditation Teacher so as to bring order and clarity to the mind of the meditators.

However, Nicks,- Bradshaw, Kinsbourne and Feigin (1978) found that concurrent verbalisation increased response times for both hands on a typing task but more so for the right hand.

Gives you a break, others learn and we practice verbalization.

However, a very particular kind of verbalization did indeed allow people to solve the problem better than average.

When something happens, your next verbalization should immediately incorporate it.

Only then can we assess the influence that verbalization has on the primary process.

He has paid a terrible price for verbalization of individual biases.

By the study’s end, staff, therapists and parents of hearing children observed increased verbalization.

Both of these individuals were found to have produced more verbalizations post-therapy.

My hypothesis from looking at these two techniques is that it's the second one, verbalization, which becomes more important.

Having heard the team reports, my recommendations are obvious and do not require formal verbalization.

Verbalization of the offerings as "food for the dead."

However, there are limits to the verbalization to be taken into account:

Some of these verbalizations were particularly designed to give me feedback about whether or not she was with me.

The music, therefore, may be variously objectified in the verbalization.

Sitting in the centre at the front: Promotes verbalization except for very low verbalizers.

The explicit verbalization of this intention is not required.

Could an entire culture somehow evolve that required no front-brained verbalizations?

But when I said it, she could immediately verify that my verbalization was in fact an accurate representation of her experience.

In a formal research protocol, all verbalizations are transcribed and then analyzed.

In her streams of conversation to the horse, the tendency extended into more complex verbalizations.

Once transcribed, the verbalizations can be categorized into a defined scheme.

Her internal verbalizations were crude; the essence was her will.

In the verbalization of this one rule we include:

It assumes that we learned to speak in the ocean, physically at first, then with greater skill and verbalization.

She was getting much better at it, fortunately, since verbalizations would have been drowned out in the roar of the landing.