Readings in SpeechHaig A. Bosmajian Harper & Row, 1965 - 384 pagina's |
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Pagina 136
... devices are those of verbal design . The comment , " Now get this , " impresses an item more effec- tively than two ... devices employed in the present study . Second to verbal emphasis is the device of a pause . The relatively high ...
... devices are those of verbal design . The comment , " Now get this , " impresses an item more effec- tively than two ... devices employed in the present study . Second to verbal emphasis is the device of a pause . The relatively high ...
Pagina 137
... 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 . The score for unemphasized statements is ...
... 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 . The score for unemphasized statements is ...
Pagina 138
... devices . Of the more artificial forms of emphasis , the device of using verbal comments which direct attention to an item is most effective . Next in effectiveness comes the device of introducing a short pause ; following this , that ...
... devices . Of the more artificial forms of emphasis , the device of using verbal comments which direct attention to an item is most effective . Next in effectiveness comes the device of introducing a short pause ; following this , that ...
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