Verbal overshadowing (VO) refers to situations in which describing a nonverbal experience, such as the appearance of a face, impairs subsequent recognition. In the original demonstration of VO, participants viewed a video of a robbery with a salient perpetrator and were later asked to recognize the perpetrator in a photographic lineup, including seven similar distractors.
Verbal aggressiveness and argumentativeness are distinct but closely related concepts that apply to conflictual interpersonal interaction. Verbal aggressiveness is the inclination to attack the other person’s feelings or identity. Argumentativeness is the motivation to attack the other person’s position, arguments, or statements. Both are types of aggressive communication, which can be subdivided into two categories:
A verbal protocol or verbal report is a cognitive task analysis (CTA) technique designed to elicit a verbalizable report of an individual’s thinking during task performance. Verbal protocols are typically elicited by trained researchers as a means to access information heeded (attended) during task performance; this is usually for the purpose of understanding the mental
Verbal protocol analysis (VPA) is a qualitative, process-tracing technique whereby participants think aloud while engaging in a task, arriving at a decision, or making a judgment. Verbal protocols are typically content coded or examined in terms of the cognitive processes used. Although the use of VPA is quite rare in industrial and organizational psychology, some
This article delves into the pivotal role of verbal praise in the field of school psychology. Grounded in foundational psychological theories, it explores the psychological mechanisms by which verbal praise influences student behavior and motivation. The practical applications of verbal praise in educational settings are illuminated, with an emphasis on its impact on student performance
Verbal overshadowing (VO) refers to situations in which describing a nonverbal experience, such as the appearance of a face, impairs subsequent recognition. In the original demonstration of VO, participants viewed a video of a robbery with a salient perpetrator and were later asked to recognize the perpetrator in a photographic lineup, including seven similar distractors.
A verbal protocol or verbal report is a cognitive task analysis (CTA) technique designed to elicit a verbalizable report of an individual’s thinking during task performance. Verbal protocols are typically elicited by trained researchers as a means to access information heeded (attended) during task performance; this is usually for the purpose of understanding the mental