Glossary U
Glossary U
Deutsch: Nützlichkeit / Español: Utilidad / Português: Utilidade / Français: Utilité / Italian: Utilità
Usefulness in the psychology context refers to the practical applicability and benefits of psychological theories, research, and interventions in real-world settings. It encompasses the effectiveness and value of psychological insights and tools in improving individual well-being, solving problems, and enhancing various aspects of life.
Deutsch: Nutzlosigkeit / Español: inutilidad / Português: inutilidade / Français: inutilité / Italiano: inutilità
The concept of uselessness describes the state or quality of having no practical value, function, or purpose. It is a term frequently applied across philosophy, psychology, and everyday discourse to evaluate objects, actions, or ideas that fail to contribute meaningfully to a goal or system. Understanding uselessness helps distinguish between what is essential and what is superfluous in various contexts.
Deutsch: Gebärmutter / Español: Útero / Português: Útero / Français: Utérus / Italiano: Utero
In psychology, the uterus does not have a direct and unique psychological context as it is primarily a biological organ. However, it can be involved in psychological discussions in terms of its impact on psychological states and processes, particularly relating to reproductive events and their psychological effects. So, the uterus is the hollow organ within females in which the embryo and fetus develop.
Deutsch: Nutzen / Español: Utilidad / Português: Utilidade / Français: Utilité / Italian: Utilità
Utility in psychology refers to the perceived value or satisfaction that an individual derives from a particular choice or outcome. It is a concept borrowed from economics and adapted to understand how people make decisions based on their preferences, needs, and desires. Utility plays a crucial role in decision-making processes, influencing how individuals evaluate options and choose actions that maximize their well-being or happiness.