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Showing 1 to 20 of 46 for “"verbal cues"”.

  1. Videotaped Modeling with and without Verbal Cues

    … modeling of a tennis skill with and without verbal cues. Eighteen female players from two NCAA Division III colleges served as the subjects for the study. The players were randomly assigned to one of two groups. Both of the groups viewed a modeling videotape which contained a 56-second clip …

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  2. The Effects of Visual and Verbal Cues in Multimedia Instruction

    … differ in the number and quality of visual and verbal cues. Many of these cues such as eye contact, tone of voice, appearance, facial expressions, proximity, and gestures have been found to be beneficial to the learning process. This study seeks to uncover what effects multimedia instruction, …

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  3. The influence of verbal cues on young children's categorization of works of art

    This study examined the influence of verbal cues on children's categorization of art work. The children, four, five, and six year olds, performed a matching task showing the influence of the verbal cues. These verbal cues represent the type of classification used by experts in the art field: style, …

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  4. The effect of development, manipulation of objects, and verbal cues on the spacial representation in young children's drawings

    … development, manipulation of objects, and verbal cues on preschooler's spacial representation in observational drawing. Children from three developmental levels, four-, five-, and six-year-olds were given the task to draw a transparent object in front of an opaque object. The experimental …

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  5. Multimodal (im)politeness: the verbal, prosodic and non-verbal realization of disagreement in German and New Zealand English

    … during televised panel discussions on a verbal, prosodic, and non-verbal level. More specifically, the present study aims to uncover whether there are differences in the use of prosodic and non-verbal cues between the two groups and if potential differences influence how polite a …

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  6. Emotional Mental Imagery: Investigating Dysphoria-linked Bias

    … experienced in mental imagery format, and verbal-linguistic format. Mental imagery representations of emotional information can evoke more powerful emotional responses than verbal-linguistic representations of the same information. Biases in mental imagery-based cognition are postulated to …

    cambridge Repository record for Emotional Mental Imagery: Investigating Dysphoria-linked Bias (opens in a new tab)

  7. A study of the effects of selected teaching information on cartwheel performance level of field dependent and field independent subjects

    … of three groups receiving either body oriented verbal cues, field oriented verbal cues, or non-verbal filmed demonstrations; (3) evaluation of each subjects filmed performance by a panel of Judges; (4) submission of data to analysis of variance and test for Least Significant Difference. …

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  8. Involuntary retrieval from autobiographical memory and the nature of cues

    … whether it is possible that by manipulating the cues in an experimental setting, different numbers of involuntary autobiographical memories are elicited, and memories have different qualities. The results of both experiments 2 and 3 confirm that pictorial cues are less effective in triggering …

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  9. Evaluating cognitive workload in an AR environment using pupil area responses

    … and problem-solving phases. Introducing brief verbal nudges further modulates these dilation trajectories, suggesting that timely spoken prompts can help regulate mental effort. Together, the work delivers (i) a validated, non-intrusive protocol for assessing workload in head-worn AR; (ii) …

    missouri Repository record for Evaluating cognitive workload in an AR environment using pupil area responses (opens in a new tab)

  10. Advanced Augmented Reality Telestration Techniques With Applications In Laparoscopic And Robotic Surgery

    … direction of focus indicator to provide non-verbal assistance for camera operation. A system was created to track where the surgeon is looking and provides augmented reality cues to the camera operator explaining the camera desires of the surgeon.</p> <p>(2) Create a hardware / software …

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  11. Design Opportunities Tracking Related Cues to Support Remote Psychotherapy

    … in effective psychotherapy—due to a lack of non-verbal cues and a perceived distance between client and therapist. This research aims to address these challenges through the integration of sensor tracking systems, which offer the potential to improve online interactions and support a stronger …

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  12. Autonomous interactive intermediaries : social intelligence for mobile communication agents

    … way, the Intermediary interrupts with non-verbal cues and attempts to harvest 'residual social intelligence' from the calling party, the called person, the people close by, and its current location. For example, the Intermediary obtains the user's conversational status from a decentralized …

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  13. Top-down modulation of visual attention

    This body of work examines the effects of pre-cues on visual search for targets defined by a colour-orientation conjunction. Cueing the identity of targets enhanced the efficiency of search, with stronger effects from cueing the colour of the target compared to cueing its orientation, even though …

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  14. Exploring the Use of Wearables to develop Assistive Technology for Visually Impaired People

    … helps visually impaired people to perceive non-verbal cues and feel more engaged and assertive in social interactions.

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  15. Understanding the embodied teacher : nonverbal cues for sociable robot learning

    … My research seeks to identify simple, non-verbal cues that human teachers naturally provide that are useful for directing the attention of robot learners. I conducted two novel studies that examined the use of embodied cues in human task learning and teaching behavior. These studies …

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  16. The Effectiveness of Creating a Sense of Community in Online Learning with Social Awareness Information

    … from face to face interactions and lack the non-verbal cues leading a learner to procrastinate, decreased motivation, feelings of isolation and high drop out rates. Existing research illustrates a need for social awareness information in online education, and this research studied the impact of …

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  17. Evaluating Stretch-Shortening Cycle Function in Athletes After ACL Reconstruction Using a Repeat Hop Test

    … study investigated the influence of two separate verbal cues: “hop fast” (FAST) and “hop high and fast” (HIGH) on unilateral RHT kinetics, kinematics, and muscle activity in ACLR and healthy athletes. ACLR limbs exhibited reduced hop heights and reactive strength index (jump height/ground contact …

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  18. The Effects of Feedback on the Performance of Paraprofessional Behavior Modifiers and Their Retarded-Trainees

    … delayed graphic feedback, or by immediate verbal feedback. To also determine if these improved skills would result in the desired behavior change in the retarded trainees. Procedure. The behavior modification performance of two trainers and the performance of their retarded trainees were …

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