Immediate and delayed verbal recall: The person administering the test presented 10 words verbally, repeating the words three times to saturate the learning curve.
He had no voice of his own, but a fantastic ear and verbal recall.
They determined coffee and tea intake by interview, and they measured mental acuity with widely accepted tests of visual skills and verbal recall.
Nor does he perform with exceptional aptitude on tests of skills that lie outside his area of expertise, such as verbal recall.
He had that most precious gift in a journalist, of perfect verbal recall, especially when a politician was gabbing on unguardedly.
One study, the Baltimore Longitudinal Study of Aging, found that over an average of 10 years, older men with higher natural levels of circulating testosterone had better visual and verbal recall and performed spatial tasks more adeptly than their peers.
Delayed verbal recall was measured by the recall of the same list of words after a 20-min interval.
There were small decreases in a measure of processing speed and delayed verbal recall with abstinence, but these findings failed to survive adjustments for multiple comparisons.
Despite the important theoretical and applied implications, there is limited experimental research investigating the influence of emotional valence on young children's verbal recall of everyday emotional experiences.
RDI at baseline was associated with delayed verbal recall, while oxygen desaturation was associated with both delayed recall and constructional abilities.
Faux et al. [9] demonstrated that 'immediate verbal recall and quantitative recording of headache' alone can predict PCS with low to moderate specificity and sensitivity.
