These came in handy for conveying what the reserved Spock could not always express verbally.
You may also want to think about writing down how you are feeling and showing it to your GP if you find it hard to express verbally.
But I'm in regular contact with my other mates, so why the palaver of exchanging the greetings that we've already expressed verbally, or at the click of mouse?
I believe, on the contrary, that knowledge is power, and that most autists find it helpful to be given an explanation for the profound sense of difference that has dogged them all their lives.One man said he hadn't fully believed in his autism when it was expressed verbally, as someone else's opinion.
As befits the daughter of a Northern Irish clergyman, Margaret has a true moral centre that she never needed to express verbally – we saw it in a roll of her eyes or a silent gasp at the blatant stupidity, greed or coarseness of the candidates, which mirrored our responses at home.
Of particular relevance is research devoted to investigating the comprehension and memory of language, expressed verbally or in text.
First, I comment on whether procedural knowledge, which cannot be expressed verbally, or simply knowledge is the construct of interest.
Pointing gestures can also clarify the referents of the accompanying speech, so they may contribute to students' comprehension of links that are expressed verbally.
Functional information expressed verbally in the visual explanations significantly predicted scores on the post-test, F 1, 62) = 21.603, p < 0.01, while functional information in verbal explanations did not.
Lastly, through the use of mood boards, designers may be able to communicate visually and effectively, what is a web of seemingly unconnected ideas, difficult to express verbally with similar impacts.
