Deutsch: Materiell / Español: Material / Português: Material / Français: Matériel / Italiano: Materiale /
Material is defined as a sub-section of the methods section that describes any written or videotaped sketches, questionnaires, surveys, and so forth that were used to test subjects.
Description
Material in the psychology context refers to the physical substances that make up an individual's environment. These materials can include items such as clothing, furniture, tools, and other tangible objects that surround a person on a daily basis. The concept of material is important in psychology as it can influence a person's behavior, emotions, and mental well-being. Researchers often study how different materials impact individuals and how they interact with their surroundings.
Application Areas
- Environmental psychology
- Consumer behavior research
- Therapeutic interventions
- Design of living and work spaces
Treatment and Risks
- Therapeutic use of materials to promote relaxation and stress reduction
- Risks of materialism and excessive focus on material possessions leading to negative psychological impacts
Examples
- Using calming colors and soft textures in a therapy room to create a soothing environment
- Studying how the layout of a workspace influences productivity and mood
Similar Concepts and Synonyms
- Physical environment
- Objects and artifacts
- Material culture
Weblinks
- top500.de: 'Material' in the glossary of the top500.de
- fashion-glossary.com: 'Material' in the fashion-glossary.com
- umweltdatenbank.de: 'Material' im Lexikon der umweltdatenbank.de (German)
- industrie-lexikon.de: 'Material' in the industrie-lexikon.de (German)
Articles with 'Material' in the title
- Stimulus material: Stimulus material refers to material of a visual, verbal and/or auditory nature used to communicate certain ideas to enable them to be researched, or to stimulate discussion of relevant topics
Summary
Material in the psychology context refers to the physical substances that make up an individual's environment and can influence behavior and emotions. Researchers study how different materials impact individuals and how they interact with their surroundings. The concept of material is important in fields such as environmental psychology, consumer behavior research, and therapeutic interventions.
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