1999
DOI: 10.1348/000711299160040
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Linking verbal and non‐verbal representations: Computer analysis of referential activity

Abstract: The objective of this study was to develop a computer assisted procedure to model the Referencial Activity scales as scored by raters. Referential Activity is defined as the function of connecting non-verbal experience with language. Using a large text corpus that had been rated by experienced and reliable judges, extreme samples from both ends of the Referential Activity Scales were selected. The Characteristic Vocabularies for each of these corpora, words that were significantly more frequent in each corpus … Show more

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“…As it happens, in addition to the extent of narration, theory and research suggest another way to evaluate the relationship between narration and avoidance. When people relate their personal episodic memories in temporal order, they also tend to use specific, concrete and imagistic language as they retrieve sensory and emotional memories from that time [15,32]. Police and other forensic investigators have also long known that encouraging witnesses to retell events chronologically is the best way of activating episodic memory details for a past event [33], and conversely that a vague, nonchronological account may indicate avoidance.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As it happens, in addition to the extent of narration, theory and research suggest another way to evaluate the relationship between narration and avoidance. When people relate their personal episodic memories in temporal order, they also tend to use specific, concrete and imagistic language as they retrieve sensory and emotional memories from that time [15,32]. Police and other forensic investigators have also long known that encouraging witnesses to retell events chronologically is the best way of activating episodic memory details for a past event [33], and conversely that a vague, nonchronological account may indicate avoidance.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A aplicação do software admitiu a identificação de momentos-chave nos processos psicoterapêuticos, estando associado, por exemplo, a situações de insight (Mergenthaler & Bucci, 1999) ou silêncio durante as sessões psicoterapêuticas (Levitt, Butler, & Hill, 2005). Esse instrumento também pode ser usado em estudos sobre análise das ferramentas de linguagem do terapeuta e do paciente (Gelo & Mergenthaler, 2003) e na identificação de momentos-chave em grupo de adolescentes com linguagens específicas (Khater & Yoshida, 2011).…”
Section: Dicionários De Palavras Que Conotam Abstraçãounclassified
“…As mentioned above, the crucial characteristic of visions is their representation as mental image. Future studies could therefore compare visions and goals regarding the degree of concreteness and imagery by using content-coding (Bucci & KabasakalianMcKay, 1992) or computer-based analyses (Mergenthaler & Bucci, 1999).…”
Section: Limitations and Future Directionsmentioning
confidence: 99%