I would say I have relationship difficulties, communicative difficulties, which lead to a lot of frustration.
We predicted that a task that requires the use of perspective taking in a communicative context would lead to the activation of mentalising regions.
Our method offers potential benefits to both the artificial language learning and the structural priming fields, and provides a useful tool to investigate communicative processes that lead to language change and ultimately language design.
Learning tasks, formulated as case studies or problems or role-playing exercises in courses in pharmacology, can be designed to open such variation of communicative approaches to students and thereby lead to discussions of what constitutes effective communication.
Even without an explicit understanding of the referential meaning of the communicative signals this would lead to enhanced attention toward fearfully cued objects.
The current findings may thus lead to more sensitive diagnostic tool for such communicative disorders.
She adds: "Our aim is to find out more about how the brain controls this very flexible communicative tool, which could potentially lead to new treatments for those looking to recover their own vocal identity following brain injury or a stroke".
These latter findings provide support for de Ruiter's (2000, 2006) version of the Interface Hypothesis, in which lexical difficulties lead to a compensatory effect in the accompanying gesture in order to achieve the original communicative intention.
It appears that the communicative action paradigm embedded in DEMO and the customer satisfaction orientation of ActionWorkflow lead to norms which resemble the ones required by internal control, but there are some important differences.
One hypothesis that our observations lead to is that language delay might be a residual effect of a less well-developed neural system underpinning processing of social-communicative cues.
However, even though the acquisition of linguistic competence is encompassed in the acquisition of communicative competence (Savignon, 1976), the mere acquisition of linguistic competence hardly leads to the acquisition of communicative competence.
