What is the verbatim transcription?

Verbatim transcription is usually more tedious, and take more time, as each detail can be very relevant.

In this type of transcriptions are included every sound, phrases, noises, stuttering, silences, repetitions, mistakes, among others.

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Example of fillers:

Audio: Honey, I’m going to … that is, to … to the house.

Verbatim transcription: Honey, I’m going to … that is, to … to the house.

 

Example of stuttering:

Audio: At-at-at work, it’s going to be a good year.

Verbatim transcription: At-at-at work, it’s going to be a good year.

 

Example of repetitions:

Audio: If things are going well enough – well enough, you should continue.

Verbatim transcription: If things are going well enough – well enough, you should continue.

 

Example of false starts:

Audio: Get out of the house, I mean, from the car.

Verbatim transcription: Get out of the house, I mean, from the car.

 

Examples of sounds and noises:

Audio: Thank you very much [applause] now I am going to present the next participant [applause].

Verbatim transcription: Thank you very much [applause] now I am going to introduce the next participant [applause].

 

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