There seems to be little doubt that things we can verbalize are things we are consciously aware of. a) Relate verbalization to subjective awareness. b) Was Idelfonso consciously aware before he could verbalize? Find evidence from his experience to argue either way. c) Does Ian Perform movements consciously? Can he verbalize how to do this? Do you perform movements consciously? Can you verbalize how you do it? d) Finally, consider Freudian slips of the tongue: are all verbalizations evidence of conscious intentions? Be sure to relate your conclusions on all parts to what you think the relationship is between verbalization and consciousness. For this essay please use the 1. ("Subliminal Perception: Facts and Fallacies" is article written by Timothy E. Moore in Spring 1992) 2."Pride and a Daily Marathon" is a book written by Jonathan Cole 3. Sigmund Freud. 4. " A Man without Words" is a book written by Susan Schaller.