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And some of his earlier work — full of mysterious, prisonlike houses, numbered doors, stories within stories within stories, arbitrary rules and facile plot machinery, shadowy organizations, random guns, and characters with names like Sermon, Estrainger, and Morse — has not escaped the student's slightly glib fluency, as well as the fatal shadow of the weightless Paul Auster.

Additional exploratory analyses were conducted to examine any potential relationships between design frequency and indices of verbal and nonverbal fluency as well as depression.

The SEMs are also bilingual, helping the visually challenged children develop English fluency as well as their self-confidence while conversing in English.

The analysis of natural samples produced by three diverse aphasic speakers demonstrates the sensitivity of the fluency measure as well as the profile of independent or correlated changes across the parameters.

All of the fluency variables as well as overall voice quality and roughness demonstrated a consistent pattern.

Cognitive tasks such as a calculation task, memory task, visual search task, or verbal fluency task, as well as tasks based on biofeedback techniques (e.g., games-based balance exercise), are generally undertaken simultaneously during postural tasks [ 161].

The validity of the estimated IQ scores was evaluated in a sample of 30 children from metropolitan Detroit, Michigan [15 boys, 15 girls; mean (± SD) age, 10.6 ± 1.4 years], who were administered the standard versions of the WISC-IV, Boston Naming Test, and Delis-Kaplan Verbal Fluency Test, as well as the Inuit version of the Boston Naming Test.

Additionally, mood boards enhance creative thinking and fluency of ideas as well as exploration about the mode and content of the products' visual message.

A number of studies consistently found that the mechanisms underlying early reading skills development (word decoding, reading fluency, reading comprehension) as well as the cognitive predictors of reading acquisition vary, at least in part, with the orthographic context (e.g. Ziegler and Goswami 2005; Georgiou et al. 2008; Ziegler et al. 2010).

Measures of real-life creativity (activities and achievements) showed significant positive correlations with all other variables including openness, ideational fluency, and originality, as well as intelligence.

Information on word recall, verbal fluency, and numeracy as well as information on chewing ability and denture wearing status was available for a total of 28,693 persons aged 50+.