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veridicality

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veridicality [və‚rid·ə′kal·əd·ē]
(psychology)
The correct perception of an object, that is, in agreement with the object's real properties.
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In a word, consciousness and the body are given together, and if apparent difficulties arise regarding the veridicality of our perceptions of the world, it can only be because we already securely inhabit a world which allows us to entertain such a possibility.
Alejandro Amenabar and the embodiment of skepticism in Abre los ojos by Laraway, David / Hispanofila
Rondal, 1997) show that these reactions are motivated almost exclusively, particularly with younger children, by the veridicality and semantic aspects of the productions.
Maternal speech to children with Down Syndrome: an update by Rondal, Jean-Adolphe; Docquier, Laurence / The Journal of Speech-Language Pathology and Applied Behavior Analysis
10) By calling attention to the socially "coded" nature of our representations, particularly representations of non-Western or indigenous peoples, we automatically drew attention to the accuracy, the legitimacy, the verisimilitude, the veridicality, of all our accounts.
Revolutions in qualitative research: from just experience to ... by Lincoln, Yvonna S. / Journal of Thought
 
 
 
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