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Second, rather than asking subjects to verbally label emotional expressions, we chose a more ecologically valid, passive viewing task for this experiment.

In many instances, researchers need to use stimuli that are visually complex and, perhaps, difficult to verbally label (for instance, variations of a shaded cube or Asian characters; Alvarez & Cavanagh, 2004; Awh, Barton, & Vogel, 2007).

For each map, participants in the Pointing and Tracing group pointed or traced and verbally labeled each structure, and participants in the 3D Gestures and Models group made the three-dimensional gesture and identified the model of the structure.

We also note that in studies like Ishikawa and Montello, landmarks are verbally labeled for participants, which may be less challenging because it offloads some spatial processing onto the verbal domain.

Successful trials are verbally labelled and then recorded on a sheet of paper.

Instead of showing words on screen, children were challenged to label objects verbally, thus learning that there are different ways to say the same thing.

Taken together, these findings suggest that knowledge of particular musical objects (compositions) is at least partly dissociable from the ability to label music verbally.

Kashdan and Biswas-Diener found that anxious people who could articulate their feelings consumed 40% less alcohol than those who couldn't, and the ability to label anger made subjects less likely to be verbally or physically aggressive to others.

The effort level the subject reported verbally after each grip was logged manually and then used to label each individual trial.

The container was labeled with a letter and no indication was given, verbally or visually, about the nature of the smell.

Some scales are exclusively labeled by numbers (e.g., from 1 to 5), others are labeled verbally (e.g., from "never" to "always") or both.