For example, in the " think aloud protocol ", investigators cue participants to speak their thoughts aloud in order to study an active thought process without forcing an individual to comment on the process itself.
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Galtung himself challenged the participants to : " imagine a future Middle East they wanted to see, and start to think aloud, in cross-national groups, about how they might play a part in bringing it about ".
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In this age of carefully prepped candidates and control by campaign advisers, Dole and his tendency to think aloud are being kept away from situations and interviews where he has to depart from a script and offer answers to questions.
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And so Walton talks and travels, observes and thinks aloud, with results that are at times wonderfully illuminating and always interesting, even when some of his declarations, especially those of a political nature, seem oddly disconnected from the personal experience he describes.
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Two strangers on a train, a man and a woman, sit opposite each other _ though in Matthew Warchus'production they also have the freedom to pace the glass floor above the railroad tracks of Mark Thompson's over-abstract set _ and they think aloud.
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And his is an ironic voice-over, so that what J . D . thinks aloud to us ( " Oh, my God, do not say splotchy " ) and what he actually says to people ( " Good splotchy, Dr . Splotchy " ) are at comic odds.
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Chief methods for developing a domain model include : ( 1 ) interviewing domain experts, ( 2 ) conducting " think aloud " protocol studies with domain experts, ( 3 ) conducting " think aloud " studies with novices and ( 4 ) observation of teaching and learning behavior.
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Chief methods for developing a domain model include : ( 1 ) interviewing domain experts, ( 2 ) conducting " think aloud " protocol studies with domain experts, ( 3 ) conducting " think aloud " studies with novices and ( 4 ) observation of teaching and learning behavior.
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The task lurks behind the celebratory hoopla planned for the coming months, when symphony orchestras and rock groups will play, thinkers will think aloud at countless seminars, dancers will dance, and children all over the world will collectively write and illustrate a book about how the United Nations looks to them.
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Juliet thinks aloud about her comment to Alpert regarding Edmund getting hit by a bus, but Alpert says he does not recall, and that Juliet cannot blame herself for that " tragic accident . " He knows about Rachel's pregnancy because of their " very thorough recruitment process " and asks once more for Juliet to join their research, just for six months.
