Glossary I
Glossary I
Indecision is a psychological phenomenon characterized by the inability or difficulty in making a decision when faced with multiple options or choices. It involves a state of hesitation, doubt, and uncertainty, often resulting in delayed or avoided decision-making. Indecision can manifest in various aspects of life, affecting personal, professional, and social contexts.
Deutsch: Unentschlossenheit / Español: Indecisión / Português: Indecisão / Français: Indécision / Italiano: Indecisione
Indecisiveness in psychology refers to the persistent difficulty in making decisions, often accompanied by feelings of doubt, anxiety, and fear of making mistakes. This can impact various aspects of life, from personal choices to career decisions, and may be associated with factors like low self-confidence, perfectionism, or high levels of stress.
Deutsch: Unabhängige Variable / Español: Variable Independiente / Português: Variável Independente / Français: Variable Indépendante / Italiano: Variabile Indipendente
Independent variable in the psychology context refers to the variable that is manipulated or changed by the researcher to observe its effects on the dependent variable. It is a core component of experimental research, allowing scientists to explore cause-and-effect relationships within psychological studies. By altering the independent variable, researchers can assess how changes influence outcomes, behaviors, or psychological conditions measured by the dependent variable.