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subvocal
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sub·vo·cal  (sb-vkl)
adj.
Characterized by movement of the lips or other speech organs without making audible sounds: subvocal speech.
sub·vocal·ly adv.
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Skinner states that "one may see the larger cube, cut it covertly, separate the smaller cubes covertly, see their faces, count them subvocally, and so on, seeing the result in each case, until the solution is reached.
Allan Paivio's response to Delprato's review of Mind and its ... by Paivio, Allan / The Psychological Record
The authors posited the slow rate provided students enough time to subvocally read the words before or after the word was presented, but the fast rate condition did not allow for opportunities to respond.
A comparison of the effects of two rates of listening while reading ... by Lionetti, Timothy M.; Cole, Christine L. / Education & Treatment of Children
That is, he was encouraged to pronounce the word to be spelled either vocally or subvocally, to segment it into phonemes, and to mark each phoneme with the corresponding letter.
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