Verbal means in linguistic form and does not mean oral, spoken.
We evaluated whether newer literature was available for answering key questions, so we broadened our definition of health literacy to include numeracy and oral (spoken) health literacy.
Future research priorities include justifying appropriate cutoffs for health literacy levels prior to conducting studies; developing tools that measure additional related skills, particularly oral (spoken) health literacy; and examining mediators and moderators of the effect of health literacy.
"A gentleman's deal" -- may be worth about as much as the paper it is "not" written upon -- with an oral, spoken contract, and a handshake -- also is not enforceable for amounts larger than a few thousand dollars and only for the amount that can be enforced in lower, justice of the peace or municipal types of courts, depending on the laws in your area.
Moreover, this kind of semi-public dialogue can also facilitate better oral / speaking skills and human reasoning (Hollander, 2002).
If not, when, should, or can, the oral historian speak?
Estrin's instrument was the French horn, and his particular disability is known as embouchure dystonia, which involves various combinations of the lips, the tongue, and the jaw, and has an insidious tendency to spread to other oral activities, including speaking and eating.
No evidence concerning oral health literacy (speaking and listening skills) and outcomes was found.
This third construct has a broader scope in connection with social evaluation situations such as interviews, oral presentations, or speaking contests (Horwitz et al. 1986).
This means that after the course the learners' oral score (speaking skills) had generally improved less than their written scores (listening, reading, grammar, functional language, and vocabulary).
