The personification is less intrusive as the novel gathers steam, but near the end the author declares that "with a little common sense, the matter could have ended there," and traces human problems to a verbal error: The proof that the universe was not as well-thought-out as it should have been lies in the fact that the Creator ordered the star that illumines us to be called the sun.
Later in the call, a reporter questioned whether McCain's verbal error was a sign that the Senator's age was affecting his memory and understanding.
For example, hyperfrontality coupled with increased verbal WM errors in schizophrenia patients [16] is often interpreted in the context of general "inefficiency".
Verbal communication errors were found to be an important cause of severe patient safety incidents.
The results of neuropsychological evaluation showed a further worsening of cognitive performance, above all of memory, attention, and language, with the patient demonstrating anomia, and semantic and verbal paraphasic errors.
He had impaired performance in confrontation naming (11 of 15 on the Boston Naming Test with multiple semantic paraphasic errors), verbal memory (Hopkins Verbal Learning Test –Revised (HVLT-R): up to 14 items on learning trials, 2 on delayed recall, 8 on recognition with 7 false positives), visual memory, and abstract reasoning (Similarities and Judgment).
We have time spent in trial and error, verbal cues, the help of professionals, but what happens if it's all new to you?
Mr. Erard, a freelance journalist who has a master's degree in linguistics, follows these two main lines of interpretation down through the years, describing the work of modern linguists and psychoanalysts fascinated by verbal pauses, fillers and errors and what they might mean.
In the present study we develop this theme, presenting data on 4 subjects who spontaneously showed capture errors in verbal fluency tasks, and developing a new experimental paradigm specifically designed to elicit such interference in normal subjects.
