| Their documentation comesfrom the analysis of the course of action which precedes this particular moment, and from the verbalisation of the CCF in a situation of self-confrontation. |
| This results in greater verbalisation, and thus children become fluent in a language much sooner than adults. |
| This affirmation can only bring us back to the double necessity of intersubjective regulation and of cross-referencing verbalisation data against alternative sets of data such as traces or observable evidence. |
| In the context of Far, he has designed experimental psychology procedures which make it possible to test the learning of rules in the absence of verbalisation. |
| The findings underscore marked and ostensive verbalisation as a distinguishing feature of secure mothers' well-attuned, affect-mirroring communication with their infants. |
| Of course, amongst these other pieces of research there can be research on the course-of-action of verbalisation of courses-of-action. |
