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VERBAL LEARNING TRADITION,

an attempt to unearth fundamental laws of learning by analyzing simple materials in controlled circumstances.

VERIFICATION TIME

with regard to analyses of cognition, a gauge of the time it takes for someone to imply whether a statement

VESTIBULAR ILLUSION

a spatial disorientation because of incorrect vestibular data, after adaptation of a vestibular receptor.

VESTURED GENITAL APPOSITION

carnal activity wherein clothed people position their genital areas together and grind or rub them against one another, simulating sex.

VICIOUS CIRCULARITY 1

the logical problem which is displayed by specific types of self-referring paradox, like "This sentence is not true", and by

VIRAL MARKETING

a type of Internet marketing wherein customers tell other customers about new items or services by transmitting e-mails either advocating

VISCEROGENIC NEED

one of the main, physiological necessities which stem from natural procedures and generate physical satisfaction. They are inclusive of the

VISUAL ASSOCIATION CORTEX

any of the visual regions inside the cerebral cortex which reside exterior to the striate cortex, inclusive of V2, V4,

VISUAL EVOKED POTENTIAL (VEP)

an electric potential documented from the scalp lying overtop the visual cortex in reaction to visual arousal.

VISUAL LEARNING

Conditioning or learning which relies on visual signs or objects. It is believed that the brain center for visual learning

VISUAL STIMULATION

arousal via light which elicits a reaction within the receptor cells inside the retina.

VISUOSPATIAL AGNOSIA

a disorder of spatial orientation, that might be challenged or examined by assessing the person's ability to identify items or

VITREOUS HUMOR

the dense, see-thru fluid filling the empty space behind the eye lens.

VOCATIONAL APPRAISAL

the foretelling by a vocational specialist of a client's probability for success and fulfillment in a given occupation. A vocational

VOICED

designating speech noises which are enunciated with joining vibration of the vocal cords. Voiced noises integrate all the vowels and

VOLUNTARY

depicting activity, motion, actions, or other procedures generated by choice or aim and under cortical management, converse to automatic motions

VON FREY SPECIFICITY THEORY

a nineteenth-century theory, now highly controversial, which tried to describe feelings of coldness, contact, warmth, and pain by connecting them

VACUUM ACTIVITY

the event occurring of a fixed-action pattern during the absence of the usual exterior stimulant which elicits the pattern. This

VALIDITY GENERALIZATION

a quantitative summation of all empirical research pertaining to the validity of a specific gauging tool.

VARIABILITY

noun. 1. the quality of being subject to modification or differentiation of actions or feelings. 2. With regard to statistics