verbal behaviour
The Influence of Non Verbal Behaviour on Meeting Effectiveness and Pro Active Behaviour: A Video Observational Study
... non-verbal behaviour and meeting ...non-verbal behaviour might have an indirect influence on meeting effectiveness via transformational ...
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Computational Methods in the Analysis of Verbal Behaviour
... COMPUTATIONAL METHODS IN THE ANALYSIS OF VERBAL BEHAVIOUR R M FRUMKINA P F ANDRUKOVICH A Y U TEREKHINA C O M P U T A T I O N A L M E T H O D S I N THE ANALYSIS OF VERBAL B E H A V I O U R The paper at[.] ...
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Preliminary study of coach verbal behaviour according to game actions
... More and Franks (2004) noted that effective coaching skills as planning and organizing learning experiences and the submission of feedback and instructions are a key to improve athletes performance. These same authors ...
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Verbal behaviour change in long stay psychiatric patients : As a function of ratio schedules of token reinforcement
... Friedman Two-Way Analysis of Variance by Ranks for Verbal Responses of 25 Patients to continuous Token Reinforcement \.;i·th Immedia-te and Delayed Back-up Reinforcement ....... Friedman[r] ...
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How Words and Speech Influence Covert and Overt Behaviour: A Functional Self-Discrimination Measure of Verbal Behaviour
... analysing verbal behaviour in this ...overt behaviour. Rather, verbal behaviour, from an RFT perspective, was understood to be the behaviour of deriving relations between ...
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An application of Kelly's personal construct theory to counselling : a philosophical and empirical study ; a dissertation presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy at Massey University
... people's verbal behaviour, may be said to contain expressions of people's common constructions and people's personal ...People's verbal behaviour may also indicate the constructs which those ...
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Non Verbal Presence: How Changing Your Behaviour Can Increase Your Ratings for Persuasion, Leadership and Confidence
... We already know from the literature (Carney et al., 2010) that choosing a powerful pose can increase a per- son’s feeling of power. This study now reveals that you can further increase your power and influence by ...
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The Effects of Verbal and Non-Verbal Features on the Reception of DRTV Commercials
... The purpose of testing the viewers’ response to the Eggies DRTv short form spot was to provide answers to three research questions. Our first research question addressed the issue of credibility and persuasion achieved ...
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An Upgraded Identity Deception Detection Technique based on Non-Verbal Behavior Using PSO Approach
... ABSTRACT: Identity deception plays a significant role in real world applications, especially in online social applications. A number of users attempt to create multiple accounts and may involve in performing malicious ...
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What aspects of realism and faithfulness are relevant to supporting non verbal communication through 3D mediums
... identify behaviour of primates through gross non-verbal communication is compared across 2D video and 3D ...non-verbal behaviour, however user feedback points to a lack of understanding of ...
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Behavioural evaluation in patients affected by chronic pain: a preliminary study
... the behaviour of patients partially reflects their description of ...pain behaviour and the necessary ...pain behaviour observation; vocal complaints, facial grimaces and body language suggest the ...
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Verbal and non-verbal memory and hippocampal volumes in a memory clinic population
... and verbal vs. non-verbal memory processing in individuals with probable AD and healthy older ...of verbal memory, whereas right hippocampal volume was the strongest pre- dictor of spatial ...
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Towards Detecting Deception using K Nearest Neighbour Model
... Deception, an everyday occurrence is as old as life itself. It had its origin in the Garden of Eden when Eve was deceived by the serpent. It is asserted that life and deception are inseparable since life is linked ...
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Child acquisition of passive sentences : building upon animacy assumptions from UG
... use of a passive. Twenty-nine of the thirty-five children they tested produced full verbal passives in this experiment, the youngest of which was 3;4, (Crain et al 1987). The second two experiments were ...
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A Minimalist Analysis of the Animal Coding System in Mehri Language within Probe-Goal Matching Approach
... 182 from the verbal stem, in this saying aġayg aḥḥfoh l-ḥā-ībīt-ah ‘the man puts a protector on his camel’s breast.’ This code is used to describe a female camel with a new birth. In the same ground, the terms ...
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Using verbal and social autopsies to explore health-seeking behaviour among HIV-positive women in Kenya: a retrospective study
... used verbal and social ...standard verbal autopsy questionnaires and a social aut- opsy tool were administered to caregivers of women aged 15–49 years who had died between 1996 and ...death. Verbal ...
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The relationship between confidence and accuracy with verbal and verbal + numeric confidence scales
... three-level verbal scale (positive, strong tentative, or weak tentative) for eyewitness identifi- ...such verbal confidence scales with few levels of confidence as predictive of eyewitness accuracy as the ...
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Attenuation of verbal signification
... •While the practice of poetry need not in itself confer wisdom or accumulate knowledge,* T, S, Eliot has written, tit ought at least to train the mind in one habit of universal value: that of analysing the meanings of ...
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Discussion Summarization Based on Hierarchical Structure Using Verbal and Non-Verbal Information
... Abstract—The aim of the study is to analyze the semantic relationships among utterances in a meeting at a deep level. To achieve the aim, we propose a novel tree structure, called discussion time-span tree, for ...
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Non verbal Communication by Yemeni Arab EFL Learners A Case of Communicative Failure
... Table 4 provides a list of a descending ranking order of body movements. The purpose is to makes it easier to see which body movements are more problematic for the learners. Therefore, from Table 4, it can be seen that ...
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