Translation of "verbal fluency " (English → French) :

communicate verbally in Basque | verbally interact in Basque | interact verbally in Basque | interacting verbally in Basque

communicate verbally in Arabic | verbally interact in Arabic | interact verbally in Arabic | interacting verbally in Arabic

interpret non-verbal communication used by customers | observe and understand non-verbal methods of communication | comprehend non-verbal forms of communication | interpret customer non-verbal communication

impairment of speech fluency

A rare neuroinflammatory disease characterized by the onset of ataxia, dysarthria and cerebral white matter changes that are triggered by viral infection. Episodic progressive neurodegeneration (manifesting with loss of motor and verbal skills, muscl

childhood-onset fluency disorder [ childhood-onset stuttering ]

As to chronic effects, in the central nervous system there is impaired memory, vagueness of thought, decreased verbal fluency, and learning deficits in chronic, heavy users.

This report describes the competency requirements related to pharmacists' ability to demonstrate comprehension and fluency in written and verbal English or French.

As to chronic effects, in the central nervous system there is impaired memory, vagueness of thought, decreased verbal fluency, and learning deficits in chronic, heavy users.

Psychological effects which are typically reported by users include: happiness, increased conviviality, a feeling of enhanced interpersonal rapport and communication, heightened sensitivity to humour, free play of the imagination, unusual cognitive and ideational associations, a sense of extra-ordinary reality, a tendency to notice aspects of the environment of which one is normally unaware, enhanced visual imagery, an altered sense of time in which minutes may seem like hours, changes in visually perceived spatial relations, enrichment of sensory experiences (subjective aspects of sound and taste perception are often particularly enhanced), increased personal understanding and religious insight, mild excitement and energy (or just the oppo ...[+++]site), increased or decreased behavioural activity, increased or decreased verbal fluency and talkativeness, lessening of inhibitions, and at higher doses, a tendency to lose or digress from one’s train of thought.