Behaviorally, we will try to establish the consistency effect in a task which does not include any overt verbal response – product verification.
Due to this uniqueness, voice classification has found useful applications in classifying speakers' gender, mother tongue or ethnicity (accent), emotion states, identity verification, verbal command control, and so forth.
Once the verbal consent was obtained, verification of inclusion and exclusion criteria took place.
No detailed verbal autopsy or other verification was done for reported cause of death.
We recommend our norms for selecting items for a property-verification task or other verbal tasks using specific concept-property combinations (such as the memory task described in this paper).
When applying the property verification task or a different verbal task to study modality-specific effects, such as the modality-switch effect, it is important to select items carefully based on their modality-exclusivity.
This strategy of seeking external verification was not observed in the verbal reports for Dis and Non items.
Potential participants were referred to the study's head general practitioner and telephoned by the research co-ordinator for a verification of eligibility, a study presentation and verbal informed consent of willingness to participate.
The failure of previous studies to obtain similar results may be due to the fact that they did not assess the distance effect through the multiplication verification task, which is known to have a strong connection to verbal memory.
To this end, we will follow the argumentation of different researchers [ 26, 30, 31] for the processing of verbal orthographic input and of Jost, Niedeggen, and Rösler [ 20- 23] for the verification of arithmetic problems.
