A hangos gondolkodtatás módszere [Think-aloud protocol]

Riitta Jääskeläinen
Kelet-Finnországi Egyetem
Fordította Tímea Nagy & Zsófia Sádli
Tartalomjegyzék

A hangos gondolkodtatás, vagy think-aloud protocol (TAP) a fordítási folyamatok empirikus vizsgálatában alkalmazott kutatási módszer. Ez az adatgyűjtési módszer „hangos gondolkodtatás” mellett „egyidejű verbalizálás” néven is ismert, mely során a vizsgált személynek egy feladat megoldása közben hangosan ki kell mondania minden gondolatát. A verbalizációk jegyzőkönyveit TAP protokollnak nevezik.

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