| Aggression was expressed psychosomatically as picking at acne lesions on the skin rather than through direct verbalization. |
| This is magnificent in its quiet way, but possibly assigns too much importance to verbalization, as children do. |
| Indeed, verbalization is not just the expression of inner thoughts and ideas. |
| Assessing job knowledge in an interview is recommended when the position requires the verbalization of technical information or work procedures. |
| This phase of the study includes the verbalization and observation of the videos coming from the measuring stage. |
| Learning carpentry, on the other hand, involves purposeful activity and experimentation, a kind of learning that is beyond verbalization. |
