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Pagina 136
We come now to the devices for artificial emphasis . All of these , with the one exception of speaking very slowly , have a positive effect . The most valuable of all the emphasis devices are those of verbal design .
We come now to the devices for artificial emphasis . All of these , with the one exception of speaking very slowly , have a positive effect . The most valuable of all the emphasis devices are those of verbal design .
Pagina 137
As compared with a pause , and other devices as well , the expedient of speaking very slowly fares badly . Not only does this device rank lower than all other forms of emphasis , but it actually operates as a detriment to recall .
As compared with a pause , and other devices as well , the expedient of speaking very slowly fares badly . Not only does this device rank lower than all other forms of emphasis , but it actually operates as a detriment to recall .
Pagina 138
The effect of the emphasis devices was determined by the score which obtained for the emphasized statement . The results show that : The most effective , although not the most economical , form of emphasis is repetition to the extent of ...
The effect of the emphasis devices was determined by the score which obtained for the emphasized statement . The results show that : The most effective , although not the most economical , form of emphasis is repetition to the extent of ...
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