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- Validated RCR measures omit emerging and social-safety topics including EDI, whistleblower protections, AI use in research, predatory journals and open-science practices - Validated RCR measures omit emerging and social-safety topics including EDI, whistleblower protections, AI use in research, predatory journals and open-science practices
- Validating decision rules for detecting disengaged survey responses is problematic because surveys have no correct answers - Validating decision rules for detecting disengaged survey responses is problematic because surveys have no correct answers
- Validation evidence across the 15 RCR measures is partial and heterogeneous, with no test–retest, criterion validity or factor-analytic evidence reported - Validation evidence across the 15 RCR measures is partial and heterogeneous, with no test–retest, criterion validity or factor-analytic evidence reported
- Validation research via a common assessment supports SEDA achievement scores - Validation research via a common assessment supports SEDA achievement scores
- Validation with simulated TRAIN-like data replicates the divergence: RI-CLPM positive, LCSM negative, ESDM no-direct-effects - Validation with simulated TRAIN-like data replicates the divergence: RI-CLPM positive, LCSM negative, ESDM no-direct-effects
- Validator agent reliability is highest for realism and lowest for authenticity in human evaluation - Validator agent reliability is highest for realism and lowest for authenticity in human evaluation
- Validator failure patterns vary by interest topic and math curriculum unit - Validator failure patterns vary by interest topic and math curriculum unit
- Validator false-negative cases reveal structural reasoning weaknesses, including answer-schema misinterpretation and internal inconsistency - Validator false-negative cases reveal structural reasoning weaknesses, including answer-schema misinterpretation and internal inconsistency
- Validity coefficients with external criteria provide a lower bound for a test's reliability - Validity coefficients with external criteria provide a lower bound for a test's reliability
- Validity evidence for the IRLA is disaggregated across grade, program, and race/ethnicity - Validity evidence for the IRLA is disaggregated across grade, program, and race/ethnicity
- Validity is the only test criterion that applies to all five administrative uses of tests - Validity is the only test criterion that applies to all five administrative uses of tests
- Value-added error rates apply to measuring both teacher and school performance in the upper elementary grades using student test score gain data - Value-added error rates apply to measuring both teacher and school performance in the upper elementary grades using student test score gain data
- Value-added estimates are likely to be noisy with the amount of data typically used in practice - Value-added estimates are likely to be noisy with the amount of data typically used in practice
- Value-added models were developed to estimate teachers' and schools' contributions to student achievement in Pittsburgh Public Schools - Value-added models were developed to estimate teachers' and schools' contributions to student achievement in Pittsburgh Public Schools
- Value-added models were used to estimate teacher and principal effectiveness measures in Charleston County School District in 2013-2014 - Value-added models were used to estimate teacher and principal effectiveness measures in Charleston County School District in 2013-2014
- Value-added teacher rankings are insensitive to correcting measurement error in the pretest, with correlations of 0.91–0.99 for elementary and 0.77–0.98 for middle school teachers - Value-added teacher rankings are insensitive to correcting measurement error in the pretest, with correlations of 0.91–0.99 for elementary and 0.77–0.98 for middle school teachers
- Valuing mathematics raises predicted STEM-study-intention probability by 18% per SD; valuing German shows a significant negative total effect - Valuing mathematics raises predicted STEM-study-intention probability by 18% per SD; valuing German shows a significant negative total effect
- Variability of practice interacts with problem format: high variability aids learning from worked examples but harms learning from conventional problems - Variability of practice interacts with problem format: high variability aids learning from worked examples but harms learning from conventional problems
- Variance in ASC change is statistically significant at individual, clique, and classroom levels, with a slight average decline in ASC across the school year - Variance in ASC change is statistically significant at individual, clique, and classroom levels, with a slight average decline in ASC across the school year
- Variance terms in multi-armed RCT estimators need slight adjustment under the finite-population framework, which can reduce precision - Variance terms in multi-armed RCT estimators need slight adjustment under the finite-population framework, which can reduce precision
- Variation across schools in principal-assigned professional practice ratings suggests principals' standards may not be fully consistent across schools - Variation across schools in principal-assigned professional practice ratings suggests principals' standards may not be fully consistent across schools
- Variation among Engineering programs is as large as variation between Engineering and Technology programs - Variation among Engineering programs is as large as variation between Engineering and Technology programs
- Variation-theory-based teaching produces significantly larger gains than control teaching in 9th-grade students' alternations of points of view on a taught societal issue - Variation-theory-based teaching produces significantly larger gains than control teaching in 9th-grade students' alternations of points of view on a taught societal issue
- Variation-theory-based teaching significantly improves students' alternation of points of view on novel, untaught societal issues (transfer), with smaller effects than on the taught task - Variation-theory-based teaching significantly improves students' alternation of points of view on novel, untaught societal issues (transfer), with smaller effects than on the taught task
- Variations in cognitive activation are reflected in the germane cognitive load scale: prompted imagination and disfluent text raise GCL - Variations in cognitive activation are reflected in the germane cognitive load scale: prompted imagination and disfluent text raise GCL
- Variations in material design are reflected in the extraneous cognitive load scale: worked examples and integrated formats lower ECL - Variations in material design are reflected in the extraneous cognitive load scale: worked examples and integrated formats lower ECL
- Variations in task difficulty are reflected in the intrinsic cognitive load scale, with boredom conditions reporting the lowest ICL - Variations in task difficulty are reflected in the intrinsic cognitive load scale, with boredom conditions reporting the lowest ICL
- Vast majorities prefer tailored instruction over whole group instruction, but only a minority think schools currently do a good job supporting learner variability - Vast majorities prefer tailored instruction over whole group instruction, but only a minority think schools currently do a good job supporting learner variability
- Veenman's 2007 discussion addresses assessment and instruction of self-regulation in computer-based environments with attention to metacognitive skill measurement and intelligent tutoring systems - Veenman's 2007 discussion addresses assessment and instruction of self-regulation in computer-based environments with attention to metacognitive skill measurement and intelligent tutoring systems
- Ventral striatum activation to correct responses is correlated with discrimination performance in youth - Ventral striatum activation to correct responses is correlated with discrimination performance in youth
- Ventral striatum activation to correct responses peaks in mid-adolescence at approximately age 16 - Ventral striatum activation to correct responses peaks in mid-adolescence at approximately age 16
- Ventral striatum response to correct responses scales with working memory load in youth - Ventral striatum response to correct responses scales with working memory load in youth
- Verb trials with dynamic scenes yield longer latencies than noun trials with static images, and noun and verb latencies are moderately correlated - Verb trials with dynamic scenes yield longer latencies than noun trials with static images, and noun and verb latencies are moderately correlated
- Verbal ability and Internet experience predict correct answering of comprehension questions about digital texts in e-learning - Verbal ability and Internet experience predict correct answering of comprehension questions about digital texts in e-learning
- Verbal achievement mediates most relations between classroom disciplinary problems and motivation constructs - Verbal achievement mediates most relations between classroom disciplinary problems and motivation constructs
- Verbal achievement, reading and language abilities correlate strongly with mathematics achievement (r = .42 to .67)
- Verbal analytical ability is not a significant predictor of second language success for childhood arrivals - Verbal analytical ability is not a significant predictor of second language success for childhood arrivals
- Verbal and spatial working memory, and verbal attention span, explain unique variance in Coding beyond motor speed, symptom severity, and IQ - Verbal and spatial working memory, and verbal attention span, explain unique variance in Coding beyond motor speed, symptom severity, and IQ
- Verbal engagement correlated more strongly with science learning in the interactive condition (response rate r = .485) than in the pseudo-interactive condition (r = .193) - Verbal engagement correlated more strongly with science learning in the interactive condition (response rate r = .485) than in the pseudo-interactive condition (r = .193)
- Verbal interaction in a PBL tutorial group shows only part of the underlying cognitive and metacognitive processes - Verbal interaction in a PBL tutorial group shows only part of the underlying cognitive and metacognitive processes
- Verbal labels have a special status in influencing visual processing beyond mere association - Verbal labels have a special status in influencing visual processing beyond mere association
- Verbal memory performance declines with age in the full sample, significantly at the one-week delay - Verbal memory performance declines with age in the full sample, significantly at the one-week delay
- Verbal memory test scores correlate positively with intrinsic academic motivation scores in junior high but not elementary students - Verbal memory test scores correlate positively with intrinsic academic motivation scores in junior high but not elementary students
- Verbal reasoning is directly related to fifth-grade fraction skills over and above arithmetic skills - Verbal reasoning is directly related to fifth-grade fraction skills over and above arithmetic skills
- Verbal reasoning subtest scores of long-term CI users increased from elementary grades to high school beyond expected age-related growth - Verbal reasoning subtest scores of long-term CI users increased from elementary grades to high school beyond expected age-related growth
- Verbal redundancy (spoken–written presentation) yields a small overall learning benefit with large between-study heterogeneity - Verbal redundancy (spoken–written presentation) yields a small overall learning benefit with large between-study heterogeneity
- Verbal redundancy does not facilitate learning when materials include images or animation - Verbal redundancy does not facilitate learning when materials include images or animation
- Verbal short-term memory and academic self-efficacy are positively associated with children's vocabulary - Verbal short-term memory and academic self-efficacy are positively associated with children's vocabulary
- Verbal STM/WM and several executive and sensorimotor measures show no robust relation with math in children with normal reading skill - Verbal STM/WM and several executive and sensorimotor measures show no robust relation with math in children with normal reading skill
- Verbal test segments correlate more highly with the composite intelligence criterion than non-verbal segments - Verbal test segments correlate more highly with the composite intelligence criterion than non-verbal segments
- Verbal WM correlates with intelligence but visuospatial WM does not in kindergarten children - Verbal WM correlates with intelligence but visuospatial WM does not in kindergarten children
- Verbal working memory directly and positively predicts math performance in grades 3 and 4 - Verbal working memory directly and positively predicts math performance in grades 3 and 4
- Verbal working memory positively and inhibitory control negatively relate to accuracy in the contrasting multiple-choice task - Verbal working memory positively and inhibitory control negatively relate to accuracy in the contrasting multiple-choice task
- Verbal working memory predicts oral reading fluency in children with and without ADHD - Verbal working memory predicts oral reading fluency in children with and without ADHD
- Verbal working memory shows mixed associations with intertextual integration, from near zero to moderate-strong depending on study - Verbal working memory shows mixed associations with intertextual integration, from near zero to moderate-strong depending on study
- Verbal working memory shows non-linear growth from ages 3–19, with the most rapid growth during childhood and a brief accelerated period during early adolescence - Verbal working memory shows non-linear growth from ages 3–19, with the most rapid growth during childhood and a brief accelerated period during early adolescence
- Verbal-protocol-guided revisions of functional documents improved comprehension, with error rates falling from 50% to 22% despite longer texts - Verbal-protocol-guided revisions of functional documents improved comprehension, with error rates falling from 50% to 22% despite longer texts
- Verbal-utterance-based methods leave collaboration in groups with asymmetrical interactions, such as young children, unexamined - Verbal-utterance-based methods leave collaboration in groups with asymmetrical interactions, such as young children, unexamined
- Verbalized self-reported confidence is overconfident in the mid-confidence range, while consistency-based confidence shows good average calibration but localized failure regions - Verbalized self-reported confidence is overconfident in the mid-confidence range, while consistency-based confidence shows good average calibration but localized failure regions
- Verbally gifted adolescents with ADHD show poor recall and recognition on online memorization despite strong verbal fluency - Verbally gifted adolescents with ADHD show poor recall and recognition on online memorization despite strong verbal fluency
- Verbalness outweighs test length as a factor determining correlations with achievement - Verbalness outweighs test length as a factor determining correlations with achievement
- Verbosity preference is associated with systematic variation in LLM response length - Verbosity preference is associated with systematic variation in LLM response length
- Verfügungswissen and Orientierungswissen are inversely proportional in open environments - Verfügungswissen and Orientierungswissen are inversely proportional in open environments
- Verification behavior lagged rising AI use: minimal or conditional verification more than doubled (5 to 12) over the semester - Verification behavior lagged rising AI use: minimal or conditional verification more than doubled (5 to 12) over the semester
- Verification behaviors degrade most in team contexts, with test-based verification falling and never fully recovering - Verification behaviors degrade most in team contexts, with test-based verification falling and never fully recovering
- Verification bottleneck: as reliance on AI increases, accuracy in detecting AI errors decreases while confidence does not - Verification bottleneck: as reliance on AI increases, accuracy in detecting AI errors decreases while confidence does not
- Verification is nearly universal among LLM users, and most students combine multiple verification strategies rather than relying on a single one - Verification is nearly universal among LLM users, and most students combine multiple verification strategies rather than relying on a single one
- Verification strategy type varies by assignment context: testing is more common in structured tasks (Algorithms 87.8%) while web search is more common in open-ended tasks (HCI 56.0%) - Verification strategy type varies by assignment context: testing is more common in structured tasks (Algorithms 87.8%) while web search is more common in open-ended tasks (HCI 56.0%)
- Verified hallucinated references at SIGCSE TS increased from 3 in the 2025 proceedings to 17 in the 2026 proceedings, appearing in 2.3% of 2026 papers - Verified hallucinated references at SIGCSE TS increased from 3 in the 2025 proceedings to 17 in the 2026 proceedings, appearing in 2.3% of 2026 papers
- VeriForge raises perceived creativity support and lowers workload relative to a same-retrieval baseline, with mixed survival after correction - VeriForge raises perceived creativity support and lowers workload relative to a same-retrieval baseline, with mixed survival after correction
- VeriForge's integrated workflow is associated with higher one-week delayed recall of domain terms and a higher retention rate (exploratory) - VeriForge's integrated workflow is associated with higher one-week delayed recall of domain terms and a higher retention rate (exploratory)
- Vertical off-centring below the gantry isocentre is the most frequently reported CT positioning error among radiographers - Vertical off-centring below the gantry isocentre is the most frequently reported CT positioning error among radiographers
- Very few adult immigrants score within the range of child arrivals on a grammaticality judgment test, and those who do have high verbal analytical ability - Very few adult immigrants score within the range of child arrivals on a grammaticality judgment test, and those who do have high verbal analytical ability
- Very few studies (18 of 127) provide validity data for screening tools used in tier assignment, and none test whether screening itself improves achievement - Very few studies (18 of 127) provide validity data for screening tools used in tier assignment, and none test whether screening itself improves achievement
- Very few whole-school interventions in secondary schools solicit active student participation: only 22 reports, 16 studies and 13 programs met the review's inclusion criteria - Very few whole-school interventions in secondary schools solicit active student participation: only 22 reports, 16 studies and 13 programs met the review's inclusion criteria
- Very general skills may be biologically primary and therefore unteachable; claimed general-skills training should be tested with far transfer - Very general skills may be biologically primary and therefore unteachable; claimed general-skills training should be tested with far transfer
- Very little empirical work exists on the effectiveness of strategies for developing students' evaluative judgement - Very little empirical work exists on the effectiveness of strategies for developing students' evaluative judgement
- Very short response times (rapid guessing) indicate disengaged test taking in both high-stakes and low-stakes testing contexts - Very short response times (rapid guessing) indicate disengaged test taking in both high-stakes and low-stakes testing contexts
- VET teachers use body gestures and pointing to recreate the three-dimensional machine space represented two-dimensionally on the simulator screen. - VET teachers use body gestures and pointing to recreate the three-dimensional machine space represented two-dimensionally on the simulator screen.
- VET teachers use the real machine as the benchmark of legitimacy for simulator instruction and shift between teacher and future-colleague positions. - VET teachers use the real machine as the benchmark of legitimacy for simulator instruction and shift between teacher and future-colleague positions.
- Veterans and clinicians rate the CIMI-M as feasible, acceptable, and clinically useful in a preliminary evaluation - Veterans and clinicians rate the CIMI-M as feasible, acceptable, and clinically useful in a preliminary evaluation
- VGPs respond faster than NVGPs with equivalent accuracy, and the RT advantage is larger at low motion coherence - VGPs respond faster than NVGPs with equivalent accuracy, and the RT advantage is larger at low motion coherence
- Vibe-coded websites built for 73 distinct businesses converge into roughly a dozen recurring visual designs despite an explicit originality incentive - Vibe-coded websites built for 73 distinct businesses converge into roughly a dozen recurring visual designs despite an explicit originality incentive
- Vicarious experiences are positively related to agriculture teachers' general teaching efficacy, with observing a first year teacher explaining 11% of variance - Vicarious experiences are positively related to agriculture teachers' general teaching efficacy, with observing a first year teacher explaining 11% of variance
- Vicarious failure with high solution diversity is as effective as engaging in Productive Failure oneself for conceptual knowledge acquisition - Vicarious failure with high solution diversity is as effective as engaging in Productive Failure oneself for conceptual knowledge acquisition
- Victim age (adult vs. child) did not significantly affect public perceptions in this vignette experiment, contrary to prior findings - Victim age (adult vs.
- Victim group children score higher than bullies on the SDQ prosocial behavior subscale - Victim group children score higher than bullies on the SDQ prosocial behavior subscale
- Victim group children take longer on Trail Making Test Part B than bullies, indicating lower cognitive flexibility in victims - Victim group children take longer on Trail Making Test Part B than bullies, indicating lower cognitive flexibility in victims
- Video analysis showed teachers enacted the same MDP in different ways and situations, while perceiving barriers to consistent implementation - Video analysis showed teachers enacted the same MDP in different ways and situations, while perceiving barriers to consistent implementation
- Video benefits learning only when its interactivity matches or exceeds the comparison condition - Video benefits learning only when its interactivity matches or exceeds the comparison condition
- Video evidence in VAD increased participants' acceptance of feedback and its credibility, reducing disputes over whether critical observations were correct - Video evidence in VAD increased participants' acceptance of feedback and its credibility, reducing disputes over whether critical observations were correct
- Video game engagement is predicted by hours of play, playing with others, gender, and task orientation, with hours of play the strongest predictor - Video game engagement is predicted by hours of play, playing with others, gender, and task orientation, with hours of play the strongest predictor
- Video game skill and time spent playing are associated with gaming motivations - Video game skill and time spent playing are associated with gaming motivations
- Video is more effective for teaching skills than for transmitting knowledge - Video is more effective for teaching skills than for transmitting knowledge
- Video modeling and prompts do not improve scientific reasoning ability as measured by a multiple-choice posttest - Video modeling and prompts do not improve scientific reasoning ability as measured by a multiple-choice posttest
- Video modeling conditions show stronger co-occurrence of self-regulation with scientific reasoning processes than unguided inquiry (ENA) - Video modeling conditions show stronger co-occurrence of self-regulation with scientific reasoning processes than unguided inquiry (ENA)
- Video modeling examples improve hypothesis and argumentation quality in an inquiry training task compared to unguided inquiry - Video modeling examples improve hypothesis and argumentation quality in an inquiry training task compared to unguided inquiry
- Video modeling examples improve hypothesis quality but not argumentation quality in a transfer task - Video modeling examples improve hypothesis quality but not argumentation quality in a transfer task
- Video modeling training of self-assessment and task-selection skills improves secondary students' problem-solving performance after a self-regulated learning phase - Video modeling training of self-assessment and task-selection skills improves secondary students' problem-solving performance after a self-regulated learning phase
- Video models do not increase trainee teachers’ self-efficacy for questioning for retrieval relative to restudy - Video models do not increase trainee teachers’ self-efficacy for questioning for retrieval relative to restudy
- Video models with integrated theory do not improve trainee teachers’ knowledge of questioning for retrieval relative to restudy - Video models with integrated theory do not improve trainee teachers’ knowledge of questioning for retrieval relative to restudy
- Video replacing static media (e.g., text) benefits learning more than video replacing a teacher - Video replacing static media (e.g., text) benefits learning more than video replacing a teacher
- Video review enhances practical skill performance in both modalities and eliminates the hands-on versus virtual simulation difference - Video review enhances practical skill performance in both modalities and eliminates the hands-on versus virtual simulation difference
- Video review produces more structured reflective behavior patterns, with modality-specific video interaction sequences - Video review produces more structured reflective behavior patterns, with modality-specific video interaction sequences
- Video review raises learning interest under virtual simulation but not under hands-on activity - Video review raises learning interest under virtual simulation but not under hands-on activity
- Video review scaffolds self-regulated learning, and hands-on activity groups show greater self-regulation than virtual simulation groups - Video review scaffolds self-regulated learning, and hands-on activity groups show greater self-regulation than virtual simulation groups
- Video with concurrent narration and on-screen text yields higher immediate macrostructure comprehension than text alone or narration with text - Video with concurrent narration and on-screen text yields higher immediate macrostructure comprehension than text alone or narration with text
- Video with concurrent narration and on-screen text yields higher immediate microstructure comprehension than text alone or narration with text - Video with concurrent narration and on-screen text yields higher immediate microstructure comprehension than text alone or narration with text
- Video-assisted debriefing enhances precision but risks psychological safety and narrows reflection to individual performance - Video-assisted debriefing enhances precision but risks psychological safety and narrows reflection to individual performance
- Video-based analysis of teacher-student interactions mediates positive coaching outcomes, and challenging teachers supports reflection but is uncommon - Video-based analysis of teacher-student interactions mediates positive coaching outcomes, and challenging teachers supports reflection but is uncommon
- Video-based self-observation of teaching was among the most powerful parts of the coaching process for teachers - Video-based self-observation of teaching was among the most powerful parts of the coaching process for teachers
- Video-based treatment produces significant macrostructure gains over five weeks, with a significant Group x Test interaction - Video-based treatment produces significant macrostructure gains over five weeks, with a significant Group x Test interaction
- Video-game play and mind-brain training literatures suggest the possibility of training selective attention - Video-game play and mind-brain training literatures suggest the possibility of training selective attention
- Video-graph analysis shows scaffolded tasks produced more diverse process episodes, more fluent transitions between processes, and more P3–P4 oscillation than non-scaffolded tasks - Video-graph analysis shows scaffolded tasks produced more diverse process episodes, more fluent transitions between processes, and more P3–P4 oscillation than non-scaffolded tasks
- Video-modeling of collaboration, especially with prompted reflection, produced more lasting learning about collaboration than scripted practice once script supports were withdrawn - Video-modeling of collaboration, especially with prompted reflection, produced more lasting learning about collaboration than scripted practice once script supports were withdrawn
- Video-only documentation created a pause-act-rewind cycle, with orientation and navigation-continuity clarity scoring lowest and wiring identification the primary difficulty for first-time builders - Video-only documentation created a pause-act-rewind cycle, with orientation and navigation-continuity clarity scoring lowest and wiring identification the primary difficulty for first-time builders
- Video-watching sequences involving pausing and rewinding are negatively correlated with math task performance in a flipped precalculus lesson - Video-watching sequences involving pausing and rewinding are negatively correlated with math task performance in a flipped precalculus lesson
- Videoconferencing was conducive to more negotiation of meaning than text chat and discussion board, measured as proportion of negotiated turns - Videoconferencing was conducive to more negotiation of meaning than text chat and discussion board, measured as proportion of negotiated turns
- Videos and illustrated texts showed no significant difference in retrieval from materials or transfer among fifth and sixth graders - Videos and illustrated texts showed no significant difference in retrieval from materials or transfer among fifth and sixth graders
- Videos experienced as higher attention difficulty were associated with lower normalized quiz learning gains, providing convergent evidence that the probe captures an educationally meaningful aspect of momentary engagement - Videos experienced as higher attention difficulty were associated with lower normalized quiz learning gains, providing convergent evidence that the probe captures an educationally meaningful aspect of
- Videos were especially beneficial for slower readers, with the largest studying-rate advantages at the lowest percentiles - Videos were especially beneficial for slower readers, with the largest studying-rate advantages at the lowest percentiles
- VietEduQwen achieves 87.02% accuracy on the 2025 Vietnamese National High School Examination, a 6.10-percentage-point gain over the base Qwen3-8B model - VietEduQwen achieves 87.02% accuracy on the 2025 Vietnamese National High School Examination, a 6.10-percentage-point gain over the base Qwen3-8B model
- VietEduQwen improves over its base model across all eight exam subjects, with the largest gains in STEM disciplines, and its residual errors concentrate in multi-step computation and cross-concept integration - VietEduQwen improves over its base model across all eight exam subjects, with the largest gains in STEM disciplines, and its residual errors concentrate in multi-step computation and cross-concept int
- Vietnamese EFL grade-11 learners report above-average overall metacognitive strategy use in reading - Vietnamese EFL grade-11 learners report above-average overall metacognitive strategy use in reading
- Viewers of learning-oriented content describe ChatGPT as a tutor or thinking partner, while viewers of output-oriented content raise over-reliance and cognitive-offloading concerns - Viewers of learning-oriented content describe ChatGPT as a tutor or thinking partner, while viewers of output-oriented content raise over-reliance and cognitive-offloading concerns
- Viewing a single full-length L2 TV program results in incidental vocabulary learning at the level of meaning recall and meaning recognition - Viewing a single full-length L2 TV program results in incidental vocabulary learning at the level of meaning recall and meaning recognition
- Viewing Instagram pictures with many Likes recruits the reward network and reduces cognitive-control activation in adolescents - Viewing Instagram pictures with many Likes recruits the reward network and reduces cognitive-control activation in adolescents
- Viewing of the personalized AI videos declined sharply across the quarter, with views of the first week-9 video set suggesting fewer than 10% of the course population was watching voluntarily by the end of the course - Viewing of the personalized AI videos declined sharply across the quarter, with views of the first week-9 video set suggesting fewer than 10% of the course population was watching voluntarily by the e
- Viewing STEM courses as competitive was associated with impostorship and, in turn, lower engagement and grades, especially for first-generation students - Viewing STEM courses as competitive was associated with impostorship and, in turn, lower engagement and grades, especially for first-generation students
- Viewpoint-aware spatial reasoning is a persistent bottleneck with poor calibration of spatial uncertainty - Viewpoint-aware spatial reasoning is a persistent bottleneck with poor calibration of spatial uncertainty
- Vigorous physical activity is positively and significantly correlated with fluency, originality, flexibility and overall creativity in 10–11-year-old children - Vigorous physical activity is positively and significantly correlated with fluency, originality, flexibility and overall creativity in 10–11-year-old children
- Vigorous physical activity significantly predicts originality, fluency and flexibility in regression models, but not elaboration - Vigorous physical activity significantly predicts originality, fluency and flexibility in regression models, but not elaboration
- VIP effects did not differ between English language learners and fluent English speakers in the study authors' analyses - VIP effects did not differ between English language learners and fluent English speakers in the study authors' analyses
- VIP produces a statistically significant effect on Word Mastery (taught-word definition selection) for English language learners, effect size 1.03 - VIP produces a statistically significant effect on Word Mastery (taught-word definition selection) for English language learners, effect size 1.03
- VIP shows no statistically significant or substantively important impacts on PPVT-R and Morphology outcomes for English language learners - VIP shows no statistically significant or substantively important impacts on PPVT-R and Morphology outcomes for English language learners
- VIP shows potentially positive effects on reading achievement for fifth-grade English language learners (effect size 0.50, not statistically significant) - VIP shows potentially positive effects on reading achievement for fifth-grade English language learners (effect size 0.50, not statistically significant)
- Virtual and in-person parent-to-parent forums deepened caregivers' sense of community and support - Virtual and in-person parent-to-parent forums deepened caregivers' sense of community and support
- Virtual charter schools show far lower achievement, with students losing the equivalent of half a year of learning in reading and a full year in mathematics - Virtual charter schools show far lower achievement, with students losing the equivalent of half a year of learning in reading and a full year in mathematics
- Virtual group tutoring with Cignition improved 5th-grade students' fractions knowledge by 9 percentage points (ES = 0.44 SD) in an RCT - Virtual group tutoring with Cignition improved 5th-grade students' fractions knowledge by 9 percentage points (ES = 0.44 SD) in an RCT
- Virtual labs showed a limitation in helping students transfer what they learned from teacher demonstration to new inquiry contexts - Virtual labs showed a limitation in helping students transfer what they learned from teacher demonstration to new inquiry contexts
- Virtual meeting options gave parents more flexible scheduling opportunities to communicate with educators during remote schooling - Virtual meeting options gave parents more flexible scheduling opportunities to communicate with educators during remote schooling
- Virtual objects in shared VR environments can serve as effective media for collaborative knowledge building among in-service teachers manipulating geometric shapes - Virtual objects in shared VR environments can serve as effective media for collaborative knowledge building among in-service teachers manipulating geometric shapes
- Virtual objects serve as effective media for collaborative knowledge building in shared VR environments - Virtual objects serve as effective media for collaborative knowledge building in shared VR environments
- Virtual patient design-variant comparisons rarely show significant differences, with feedback and scaffolding exceptions - Virtual patient design-variant comparisons rarely show significant differences, with feedback and scaffolding exceptions
- Virtual patient effectiveness evidence comes from both high-income and low- and middle-income countries - Virtual patient effectiveness evidence comes from both high-income and low- and middle-income countries
- Virtual patients are as effective as traditional education for knowledge outcomes (pooled SMD=0.11) - Virtual patients are as effective as traditional education for knowledge outcomes (pooled SMD=0.11)
- Virtual patients blended with traditional education improve knowledge more than traditional education alone (pooled SMD=0.73) - Virtual patients blended with traditional education improve knowledge more than traditional education alone (pooled SMD=0.73)
- Virtual patients blended with traditional education show moderate positive skills effects, but the pooled interval crosses zero - Virtual patients blended with traditional education show moderate positive skills effects, but the pooled interval crosses zero
- Virtual patients more effectively improve skills than traditional education (pooled SMD=0.90) - Virtual patients more effectively improve skills than traditional education (pooled SMD=0.90)
- Virtual patients show larger advantages over passive traditional learning (lectures, reading) than over active learning - Virtual patients show larger advantages over passive traditional learning (lectures, reading) than over active learning
- Virtual Pre-K CLASS observations were practical in both centers and family child care homes in an Oregon pilot study - Virtual Pre-K CLASS observations were practical in both centers and family child care homes in an Oregon pilot study
- Virtual pre-K observations posed substantial logistical challenges despite being practical - Virtual pre-K observations posed substantial logistical challenges despite being practical
- Virtual simulation stimulated higher self-reported purposefulness (active reflection) than authentic video - Virtual simulation stimulated higher self-reported purposefulness (active reflection) than authentic video
- Virtually no learning-styles studies used designs capable of testing the required style-by-method crossover interaction - Virtually no learning-styles studies used designs capable of testing the required style-by-method crossover interaction
- Visible real-time gaze feedback improves collaborative-process coordination, especially information pooling, in dyadic knowledge integration tasks - Visible real-time gaze feedback improves collaborative-process coordination, especially information pooling, in dyadic knowledge integration tasks
- Vision is not required for developing number sense and math skills in BVI learners - Vision is not required for developing number sense and math skills in BVI learners
- Vision-assisted extraction identified chart type in all sampled images but showed ±5–10% numeric estimation error and two failure modes correctable via mandatory review - Vision-assisted extraction identified chart type in all sampled images but showed ±5–10% numeric estimation error and two failure modes correctable via mandatory review
- Visits to urban parks and woodlands were associated with higher self-reported creativity than visits to a built-up city centre, though park-versus-woodland differences were not significant - Visits to urban parks and woodlands were associated with higher self-reported creativity than visits to a built-up city centre, though park-versus-woodland differences were not significant
- Vista students using Mathspace showed statistically significant math gains over the summer, while benchmark scores were not significantly different in the other two districts - Vista students using Mathspace showed statistically significant math gains over the summer, while benchmark scores were not significantly different in the other two districts
- Visual attention to the highest performance level (PL4) predicts task performance, whereas verbal references to performance levels do not - Visual attention to the highest performance level (PL4) predicts task performance, whereas verbal references to performance levels do not
- Visual distraction disrupts functional connectivity in a left hippocampus-VLPFC-LOC network that supports episodic retrieval via visual imagery - Visual distraction disrupts functional connectivity in a left hippocampus-VLPFC-LOC network that supports episodic retrieval via visual imagery
- Visual distraction impairs categorization in older adults but not younger adults, who perform equivalently without distraction - Visual distraction impairs categorization in older adults but not younger adults, who perform equivalently without distraction
- Visual fraction models yield more accurate magnitude comparisons than Arabic numeral fractions for all ability groups, but the visual model advantage persists through Grade 8 only for children with MLD - Visual fraction models yield more accurate magnitude comparisons than Arabic numeral fractions for all ability groups, but the visual model advantage persists through Grade 8 only for children with ML
- Visual grounding in ParaTutor increased children's reasoning turns during math word problem tutoring compared to conventional and general LLM conditions - Visual grounding in ParaTutor increased children's reasoning turns during math word problem tutoring compared to conventional and general LLM conditions
- Visual media assessments (posters, presentations) were not passable because ChatGPT could not produce complete slides or poster content - Visual media assessments (posters, presentations) were not passable because ChatGPT could not produce complete slides or poster content
- Visual presentation, especially motion pictures, dispenses largely with the teacher's personal influence and the group's social interaction - Visual presentation, especially motion pictures, dispenses largely with the teacher's personal influence and the group's social interaction
- Visual processing correlates concurrently with character reading and mathematics at both kindergarten and grade one - Visual processing correlates concurrently with character reading and mathematics at both kindergarten and grade one
- Visual processing showed no correlation with reading or writing in third-grade students - Visual processing showed no correlation with reading or writing in third-grade students
- Visual sophistication of emotional design materials varies substantially and may act as a boundary condition for emotional design effects - Visual sophistication of emotional design materials varies substantially and may act as a boundary condition for emotional design effects
- Visual support reduces global sentence reading times and regressions in adult readers - Visual support reduces global sentence reading times and regressions in adult readers
- Visual WM binding of color and shape is intact in ADHD: no group differences behaviorally or electrophysiologically, with Bayesian support for null Group x Condition interactions - Visual WM binding of color and shape is intact in ADHD: no group differences behaviorally or electrophysiologically, with Bayesian support for null Group x Condition interactions
- Visual-motor integration is a predictor of orthographic skills in children - Visual-motor integration is a predictor of orthographic skills in children
- Visual-motor integration was the lowest-scoring ability and motor coordination the best-performing ability in every grade group - Visual-motor integration was the lowest-scoring ability and motor coordination the best-performing ability in every grade group
- Visual-motor integration, visual perception, and motor coordination each independently predict math achievement in school-aged children with and without ADHD - Visual-motor integration, visual perception, and motor coordination each independently predict math achievement in school-aged children with and without ADHD
- Visual-only text also yields higher comprehension than audio-visual text in immersive VR - Visual-only text also yields higher comprehension than audio-visual text in immersive VR
- Visual-only text produces higher germane cognitive load than audio-visual text in VR - Visual-only text produces higher germane cognitive load than audio-visual text in VR
- Visual-only text yields higher transfer than audio-visual text in immersive VR - Visual-only text yields higher transfer than audio-visual text in immersive VR
- Visual-spatial working memory predicts higher-order QNC (Level II/III) but not basic numerical skills, and is linked to Grade 3 math only indirectly - Visual-spatial working memory predicts higher-order QNC (Level II/III) but not basic numerical skills, and is linked to Grade 3 math only indirectly
- Visualisation literacy positively predicts task accuracy in both conditions, and data comics show no equalising effect for lower-literacy students - Visualisation literacy positively predicts task accuracy in both conditions, and data comics show no equalising effect for lower-literacy students
- Visualization analysis indicates the learned graph topology recovers interpretable relational structures such as modular node clusters and directed dependency hierarchies - Visualization analysis indicates the learned graph topology recovers interpretable relational structures such as modular node clusters and directed dependency hierarchies
- Visualization format has a large multivariate and univariate effect on identifying motions and spatial arrangements - Visualization format has a large multivariate and univariate effect on identifying motions and spatial arrangements
- Visualization support at the planning phase helped collaborating groups report more effective planning and teamwork strategies than groups without it - Visualization support at the planning phase helped collaborating groups report more effective planning and teamwork strategies than groups without it
- Visualizer–Verbalizer Questionnaire scores did not predict modality-specific free recall; visual presentation aided recall overall - Visualizer–Verbalizer Questionnaire scores did not predict modality-specific free recall; visual presentation aided recall overall
- Visualizing group awareness information strongly impacts dyads' joint regulation of the collaborative process - Visualizing group awareness information strongly impacts dyads' joint regulation of the collaborative process
- Visualizing support—provided diagrams or learner-generated drawings—facilitates higher-quality explanations and better comprehension than explaining text alone - Visualizing support—provided diagrams or learner-generated drawings—facilitates higher-quality explanations and better comprehension than explaining text alone
- Visuo-motor integration and Arabic-numeral knowledge also longitudinally predict kindergarten arithmetic - Visuo-motor integration and Arabic-numeral knowledge also longitudinally predict kindergarten arithmetic
- Visuo-motor synchrony manipulation produced the largest effects on body ownership, while visual asynchrony was the most influential negative manipulation on agency - Visuo-motor synchrony manipulation produced the largest effects on body ownership, while visual asynchrony was the most influential negative manipulation on agency
- Visuo-spatial working memory and inhibition jointly predict mathematics performance in 9–10-year-old children - Visuo-spatial working memory and inhibition jointly predict mathematics performance in 9–10-year-old children
- Visuospatial ability moderated the effect of interaction format on difficult recognition in Desktop-VR, with camera movement benefiting higher-ability learners - Visuospatial ability moderated the effect of interaction format on difficult recognition in Desktop-VR, with camera movement benefiting higher-ability learners
- Visuospatial inferencing relates to hypothesis validation and experimentation but not to generating conclusions when linguistic abilities are controlled - Visuospatial inferencing relates to hypothesis validation and experimentation but not to generating conclusions when linguistic abilities are controlled
- Visuospatial memory did not predict word reading achievement in any grade, providing a discriminative contrast with mathematics - Visuospatial memory did not predict word reading achievement in any grade, providing a discriminative contrast with mathematics
- Visuospatial processing effects of cannabis could disappear under abstinence in nondependent high school students - Visuospatial processing effects of cannabis could disappear under abstinence in nondependent high school students
- Visuospatial processing plays a pivotal role for learning - Visuospatial processing plays a pivotal role for learning
- Visuospatial working memory and short-term memory impairments are most prevalent in children with ADHD-C relative to ADHD-I and typically developing controls - Visuospatial working memory and short-term memory impairments are most prevalent in children with ADHD-C relative to ADHD-I and typically developing controls
- Vivaldi first-year on-track counts fluctuated between 24 and 31 across the classes of 1997–2001 - Vivaldi first-year on-track counts fluctuated between 24 and 31 across the classes of 1997–2001
- Vivaldi students' first-year on-track rates differed across destination high schools for the 1997 cohort - Vivaldi students' first-year on-track rates differed across destination high schools for the 1997 cohort
- Vivaldi students' first-year on-track rates differed across destination high schools for the 2001 cohort - Vivaldi students' first-year on-track rates differed across destination high schools for the 2001 cohort
- VLM performance on artistic educational imagery is highly task-dependent, with no model dominating across capabilities - VLM performance on artistic educational imagery is highly task-dependent, with no model dominating across capabilities
- VLMs achieve higher accuracy on non-erroneous than erroneous student math responses even when controlling for the math problem - VLMs achieve higher accuracy on non-erroneous than erroneous student math responses even when controlling for the math problem
- VLMs show a common grounding failure: coarse semantic relevance without precise region-activity binding and entity-evidence alignment - VLMs show a common grounding failure: coarse semantic relevance without precise region-activity binding and entity-evidence alignment
- VMI-3R scores decline significantly with age in Korean adults, dropping significantly from the 50s compared to the 20s - VMI-3R scores decline significantly with age in Korean adults, dropping significantly from the 50s compared to the 20s
- VMSR occurred at low levels across all groups and contexts - VMSR occurred at low levels across all groups and contexts
- VO2max is the main linear-regression predictor of attention and concentration, with strength also predictive in boys - VO2max is the main linear-regression predictor of attention and concentration, with strength also predictive in boys
- Vocabulary (PPVT) is not a significant unique predictor of preschool mathematics once EF and spatial skills are in the model, despite alone accounting for 41% of variance - Vocabulary (PPVT) is not a significant unique predictor of preschool mathematics once EF and spatial skills are in the model, despite alone accounting for 41% of variance
- Vocabulary adds significantly to predicting knower-level after age, but age does not add after vocabulary, suggesting age does not mediate the vocabulary–number-knowledge link. - Vocabulary adds significantly to predicting knower-level after age, but age does not add after vocabulary, suggesting age does not mediate the vocabulary–number-knowledge link.
- Vocabulary fully mediates the effect of working memory on both local and global coherence inference making in 6- to 10-year-olds - Vocabulary fully mediates the effect of working memory on both local and global coherence inference making in 6- to 10-year-olds
- Vocabulary instruction effects on taught words do not generalize to untaught words; wide reading is the most reliable gateway - Vocabulary instruction effects on taught words do not generalize to untaught words; wide reading is the most reliable gateway
- Vocabulary Instruction Improves Comprehension
- Vocabulary instruction should focus on procedures of meaning negotiation as much as on declarative word meanings - Vocabulary instruction should focus on procedures of meaning negotiation as much as on declarative word meanings
- Vocabulary is poorer in the weaker language, with roughly one-third the word types of the stronger language - Vocabulary is poorer in the weaker language, with roughly one-third the word types of the stronger language
- Vocabulary is positively associated with listening comprehension in upper elementary children (9-12 years) - Vocabulary is positively associated with listening comprehension in upper elementary children (9-12 years)
- Vocabulary is the only unique predictor of global coherence inference making at all three ages, 6 through 10 years - Vocabulary is the only unique predictor of global coherence inference making at all three ages, 6 through 10 years
- Vocabulary is uniquely and positively related to word reading and spelling in kindergartners after accounting for phonological awareness, alphabet knowledge fluency, and letter writing automaticity - Vocabulary is uniquely and positively related to word reading and spelling in kindergartners after accounting for phonological awareness, alphabet knowledge fluency, and letter writing automaticity
- Vocabulary knowledge at Age 4 does not predict serial order STM development at Age 5 once initial age, nonverbal reasoning and serial order STM are controlled - Vocabulary knowledge at Age 4 does not predict serial order STM development at Age 5 once initial age, nonverbal reasoning and serial order STM are controlled
- Vocabulary knowledge gained from eight encounters persisted over two weeks, with no significant immediate-to-delayed test differences - Vocabulary knowledge gained from eight encounters persisted over two weeks, with no significant immediate-to-delayed test differences
- Vocabulary knowledge gained through extensive reading showed little decay on a three-month delayed posttest, with relative gains ranging from 21.05% (low-level) to 59.01% (high-level) - Vocabulary knowledge gained through extensive reading showed little decay on a three-month delayed posttest, with relative gains ranging from 21.05% (low-level) to 59.01% (high-level)
- Vocabulary Knowledge Grows Incrementally With Repeated Encounters In Varied Contexts
- Vocabulary learning gains in Term 2 of the extensive reading program were consistent with those from Term 1 - Vocabulary learning gains in Term 2 of the extensive reading program were consistent with those from Term 1
- Vocabulary mediates the association between academic self-efficacy and listening comprehension - Vocabulary mediates the association between academic self-efficacy and listening comprehension
- Vocabulary performance shifted from B1–B2 CEFR levels at pre-test to B2–C1 at post-test after four weeks of Mangomon play - Vocabulary performance shifted from B1–B2 CEFR levels at pre-test to B2–C1 at post-test after four weeks of Mangomon play
- Vocabulary retention declines between immediate and first delayed recall, then rises slightly between the first and second delayed tests - Vocabulary retention declines between immediate and first delayed recall, then rises slightly between the first and second delayed tests
- Vocabulary scores predicted executive-loaded non-verbal working memory scores beyond age and non-verbal reasoning - Vocabulary scores predicted executive-loaded non-verbal working memory scores beyond age and non-verbal reasoning
- Vocabulary showed accelerating linear growth and social communication skills showed decelerating linear growth from preschool to kindergarten, with substantial individual variation - Vocabulary showed accelerating linear growth and social communication skills showed decelerating linear growth from preschool to kindergarten, with substantial individual variation
- Vocabulary size at 19 months is a strong predictor of later syntactic growth between 19 and 30 months - Vocabulary size at 19 months is a strong predictor of later syntactic growth between 19 and 30 months
- Vocabulary test scores correlate about 0.6 with reading comprehension but are not an adequate measure of it - Vocabulary test scores correlate about 0.6 with reading comprehension but are not an adequate measure of it
- Vocabulary uniquely predicts local coherence inference making for 6- and 8-year-olds, but neither vocabulary nor working memory predicts it for 10-year-olds - Vocabulary uniquely predicts local coherence inference making for 6- and 8-year-olds, but neither vocabulary nor working memory predicts it for 10-year-olds
- Vocabulary was a promotive but not protective factor for word reading: its interaction with phonological awareness was skill-enhancing, benefiting the lower-risk group - Vocabulary was a promotive but not protective factor for word reading: its interaction with phonological awareness was skill-enhancing, benefiting the lower-risk group
- Vocabulary was largely unrelated to growth in phonological awareness, with significance only for blending - Vocabulary was largely unrelated to growth in phonological awareness, with significance only for blending
- Vocabulary-focused programs are probably insufficient to accelerate vocabulary development and close the vocabulary gap - Vocabulary-focused programs are probably insufficient to accelerate vocabulary development and close the vocabulary gap
- Vocational students who received collaboration instruction plus an online joint-reflection tool showed significantly higher domain-knowledge learning gains than control students, while instruction alone did not differ from control - Vocational students who received collaboration instruction plus an online joint-reflection tool showed significantly higher domain-knowledge learning gains than control students, while instruction alo
- Voice and text tutoring produced statistically equivalent weekly mastery within students, while voice transformed the interaction at a 2.8× cost premium - Voice and text tutoring produced statistically equivalent weekly mastery within students, while voice transformed the interaction at a 2.8× cost premium
- Voice modality roughly doubled dialogue turns and question-asking on equal engaged time within the same students - Voice modality roughly doubled dialogue turns and question-asking on equal engaged time within the same students
- Voice-based multimedia settings (animation+voice and picture+voice) produce better learning performance than picture+text - Voice-based multimedia settings (animation+voice and picture+voice) produce better learning performance than picture+text
- Volume of offloading masks differences between offloading processes that become visible when profiling what is offloaded - Volume of offloading masks differences between offloading processes that become visible when profiling what is offloaded
- Volume-based offloading profiles differentiate learners primarily by prior knowledge, and offloading volume is negatively associated with essay authorship - Volume-based offloading profiles differentiate learners primarily by prior knowledge, and offloading volume is negatively associated with essay authorship
- Voluntary classroom uptake of teacher-assigned AI discussions was high on average (85.0% classroom participation) but heterogeneous across teachers and discussions - Voluntary classroom uptake of teacher-assigned AI discussions was high on average (85.0% classroom participation) but heterogeneous across teachers and discussions
- Voluntary StatBot use was highly uneven and deadline-driven, with about 27% of students never using the chatbot - Voluntary StatBot use was highly uneven and deadline-driven, with about 27% of students never using the chatbot
- Vowels were easier for 3- and 4-year-olds to write than CV letters - Vowels were easier for 3- and 4-year-olds to write than CV letters
- vPLC-augmented ASSISTments did not significantly improve overall middle school math achievement relative to a virtual comparison group - vPLC-augmented ASSISTments did not significantly improve overall middle school math achievement relative to a virtual comparison group
- VR (non-guided exploration) did not differ significantly from Non VR for either assimilator or accommodator learners - VR (non-guided exploration) did not differ significantly from Non VR for either assimilator or accommodator learners
- VR improved movement-based transfer test performance versus reading in security training, while learning in VR without the possibility to act was detrimental - VR improved movement-based transfer test performance versus reading in security training, while learning in VR without the possibility to act was detrimental
- VR participants lacked mutual engagement in collaborative role-playing during the teaching simulation - VR participants lacked mutual engagement in collaborative role-playing during the teaching simulation
- VR sickness in the system is minimal overall (SSQ total 12.88), with nausea lowest and oculomotor symptoms most significant - VR sickness in the system is minimal overall (SSQ total 12.88), with nausea lowest and oculomotor symptoms most significant
- VR simulation better promoted lab-teaching knowledge development than live classroom simulation, while live simulation better fostered class-teaching knowledge development among university teaching assistants - VR simulation better promoted lab-teaching knowledge development than live classroom simulation, while live simulation better fostered class-teaching knowledge development among university teaching as
- VR-based training received significantly higher ratings for learning satisfaction and self-evaluation than conventional training - VR-based training received significantly higher ratings for learning satisfaction and self-evaluation than conventional training
- VR-based training received significantly higher ratings for medical safety awareness and radiation protection than conventional training (r=0.856) - VR-based training received significantly higher ratings for medical safety awareness and radiation protection than conventional training (r=0.856)
- VR-based training with radiation field visualization received significantly higher ratings for radiation understanding and visualization than conventional training (r=0.878) - VR-based training with radiation field visualization received significantly higher ratings for radiation understanding and visualization than conventional training (r=0.878)
- VR/AR implementation challenges fall on three fronts: learner distraction and discomfort, teacher classroom-management and design burdens, and school cost and infrastructure limits - VR/AR implementation challenges fall on three fronts: learner distraction and discomfort, teacher classroom-management and design burdens, and school cost and infrastructure limits
- VSDR helped students reflect on and adopt alternative problem-solving approaches to tasks - VSDR helped students reflect on and adopt alternative problem-solving approaches to tasks
- VSTM performance declines with advancing adult age in raw error, item capacity, precision, and misbinding, even after adjusting for sensorimotor performance - VSTM performance declines with advancing adult age in raw error, item capacity, precision, and misbinding, even after adjusting for sensorimotor performance
- VSWM shows an overall positive relationship with mathematics performance in school-aged children - VSWM shows an overall positive relationship with mathematics performance in school-aged children