Príklady verbalize

• Boys may be required to verbalize and express themselves more than girls.

• Some concepts do not have a direct linguistic counterpart in a particular language, though attempts may be made to verbalize them by elaborate descriptions.

• In the examination he cried and moaned as if in acute pain, but he could not verbalize these affective signs of distress.

• It was assumed that the par ticipants verbalized their true belief during their discussions.

• In addition, the patient is encouraged to verbalize performance and its results.

• These approach- avoidance conflicts manifest themselves in representational deficits that result in needing to act out feelings rather than being able to verbalize them.

• He can be credited with being the first writer known to verbalize the concept of diaphragm breathing, which is crucial to the art of singing.

• These patterns were not difficult to verbalize, but no encouragement was given for the subjects to do so.

• The feelings are verbalized by the carer and the person with dementia is helped to deal with those feelings.

• He wisely disavows any attempt summarily to verbalize this vision; but his book and, more importantly, his music each takes us capably towards it.

• Team design goals in many design activities seem to be verbalized at the beginning of the protocol segment.

• Upon completion, the respondents verbalize their constructs and name the categories.

• No relationship was found between the correct or anomalous rules verbalized by the subjects and their accuracy in using the allomorphs.

• Traditionally, researchers have defined metacognition as the ability to explicitly assess the certainty of retrieved items from memory and consciously verbalize the judgment.

• To focus on visual memory, these patterns were designed to be difficult to verbalize adequately.