Changes: Verbal communication

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Verbal communication is communication using language. This may take the form of:

Performance is measured in terms of:

The study of the processes involved is the subject matter of linguistics, metalinguistics and neurolinguistics which employ their own methods such as discourse analysis and analysis of grammar, text structure and vocabulary etc to study how such communication is acheived.

Joanette, Y Goulet, P Hannequin, D (1990)Right Hemisphere and Verbal Communication Springer.ISBN 0387971017
Key, M R (1980)Relationship of Verbal and Non-verbal Communication. Walter de Gruyter . ISBN: 9027976376

Szuchewycz, B. (1995). Power in Language: Verbal Communication and Social Influence. Canadian Journal of Communication 20(2). Full text

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Krauss RM, Weinheimer S.(1966) Concurrent feedback, confirmation, and the encoding of referents in verbal communication.J Pers Soc Psychol. Sep;4(3):343-6. PMID 5969163
Long, JJ Lynch, NM Machiran, SA Thomas, KL (198) The effect of status on blood pressure during verbal communication - Journal of Behavioral Medicine,

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 *[[Speech processing (mechanical)]]
 *[[Verbal comprehension]]
+*[[Verbal language in dreams]]
 *[[Verbal meaning]]
 *[[Verbal tests]]