Expressive Language includes Conceptualization, Symbolization, Mixer and Transduction processes.
For Expressive Language we still must take into account within each modality, those expressive processes we have been discussing:
Conceptualization, and
- Symbolization, and
- Mixer, and
- Transduction.
The inability to bring to mind a Concept (idea) we would like to express is experienced by most of us under conditions of increased stress.
In the Auditory modality, when we confront a sea of faces in an audience, the lines we have memorized for a play, or the speech we have planned for the occasion may all vanish into thin air.
Instead we look out with a blank stare helplessly unable to draw a single thought to our mind which could open the floodgates of communication. It is referred to as "Stage Fright."
NOTES: Here is a cute story about stage fright by Mark Twain