[Coding/Determinants] VF

Aliases

VF
vista-form
vista dominant

Definition

VF is coded when depth or dimensionality dominates the response and form stays secondary.
There is still some form support, but the dimensional quality carries more weight than the formal structure.

Conditions

The main impression is depth, distance, or relief.
Form participates only secondarily.
If form ends up organizing the response, reconsider scoring-input/determinants/FV.
If formal support is barely present, reconsider scoring-input/determinants/V.

Cautions

VF should not be confused with scoring-input/determinants/TF; one points to dimension and the other to texture.
If tactile surface quality is more central, review TF.
If the response depends more on diffuse shaded vagueness, review scoring-input/determinants/Y.
The interpretive use of this family returns later in result-interpretation/lower-section/core/SumV.

Cross References

[Coding/Determinants] Determinants
[Coding/Determinants] FV
[Coding/Determinants] V
[Coding/Determinants] F
[Coding/Determinants] TF
[Coding/Determinants] Y
[Interpretation/Core] SumV
[Interpretation/Self Perception] SumV

Evidence Note

Detailed source comparisons remain in the internal provenance note.