Sentence examples for verbal affect from inspiring English sources

Because of its role in both affective and speech processing, the insula has been assumed to influence verbal affect [ 54].

Couple communication is scored in 30s intervals for conflict, validation and verbal affect.

Broca's area is necessary for the labeling of emotions, therefore, its deactivation under symptom provocation eventually may be due to insular dysfunction in connecting verbal affect with smooth motoric articulation patterns.

70 (1964) 311) verbal conditioning paradigm to determine whether social contingencies, in the form of verbal and non-verbal reinforcement contingent upon verbal responses, affect the reporting of experiences related to depressive events.

The verbal and affect categories had four behaviors, the gaze category six, and the motor category eight for the physical activity or seven for the virtual activity (Table 1).

Reduced speech perception and perception of non-verbal sound affect almost all people with HI to some extent.

Conclusions: Our findings indicate that genetic factors are not responsible for cognitive outcomes of very preterm infants and suggest that early environmental influences appear to affect verbal and non-verbal cognitive development at 2 years of age.

Difficulty of the verbal task affected performance on the Peripheral Detection task but not on the attention task.

We also found that the associations are not restricted to possible effects of reading on the verbal domain mainly affecting vocabulary and general knowledge but extend to associations of reading with nonverbal intelligence.

While there is a consensus that LOAD appears to have a more predominant impairment of memory (with verbal memory affected more severely than nonverbal memory in general [ 8]), it remains unclear whether language, visuospatial abilities, and praxis are more affected or preserved in EOAD compared with LOAD [ 9].

Deceivers' use of negation and agreement words may have represented their need to suppress or contain their own verbal responses and/or affect.