When it's accurate, use verbs that illustrate impact over verbs that make you sound passive.
When it's accurate, use verbs that illustrate impact ("led," "developed," "innovated") over verbs that make you sound passive ("participated").
Use interesting, accurate and powerful verbs to whet an employer's appetite.
The main effect of category was also significant, F 2, 26) = 10,59, p<0.001, such as processing hand-action verbs was more accurate than processing hand-action and non-action verbs (0.95±0.01 vs. 0.89±0.02 and 0.89±0.02; ps<0.89±0.02
Subjects were less accurate when responding to action verbs as compared with both state verbs (p = 0.01) and non-verbs (p = 0.004).
When considering both state verbs and non-verbs, subjects were more accurate in responding to past tense in the left than in the right space (p = 0.02) and to future tense in the right than in the left space (p<0.001) (Figure 3).
Using a single participant design, it was found that aphasic individuals who received morphosemantic treatment showed significant improvement in accurate production of trained and untrained verb inflections in sentence contexts.
The main results of the present study show a spatial-temporal association of response codes in a task requiring to match the tense of verbs with side of space: healthy subjects are faster and more accurate in responding to future tense of a verb in the right space and to past tense of a verb in the left space.
Post-hoc comparisons showed that the semantic judgments were more accurate on the two categories of action verbs, relative to non action verbs (0.93±0.02 and 0.92±0.02 vs. 0.83±0.04; ps<0.05), whereas the syllabic task was performed equally well with the three categories (0.86±0.03 and 0.84±0.03 vs. 0.86±0.02, ps>0.6).
When considering action verbs, subjects were more accurate in responding to future tense in the right than in the left space (p = 0.05), while no differences were found for responses to past tense.
This mapping of time with spatial factors differs according to the semantic class of the verbs: when processing action verbs, subjects are both faster and more accurate in responding to the future tense in the right space, while they are faster but not more accurate in responding to past tense in the left space.
