(1) The sudden realization of a solution to a problem. (2) A goal of some types of therapy; a patient's understanding of his or her own psychological processes. go to glossary index
A depth of understanding that requires considerable intuition and common sense. [2
understanding concepts that influence design or drawing
Self-understanding. The extent of a patient's understanding of the origin, nature, and mechanisms of attitudes and behavior. More superficially, recognition by the patient that he or she has a psychiatric disorder.
clear or deep perception of a situation
a feeling of understanding
the clear (and often sudden) understanding of a complex situation
a deep understanding of something
a faculty for seeng into the inner character of a phenomenon, or apprehending the true nature of a thing, or discerning the underlying truth, by a penetrating mental vision, discernment, or intuitive understanding
a flash of instant understanding, and it can't be programmed to happen
a perception, A pattern is a notation
The capacity to discern the true nature of a situation; an elucidating glimpse.
Nuggets of understanding about the way that stakeholders view the world which can have commercial impact on a brand or business.
understanding the motivational forces behind one's actions, thoughts and behaviour; self-knowledge
The direct experience of understanding that is beyond rational understanding, though the rational may prepare for the direct experience.
A term generally used to describe intuition or foresight.
The grouping of perceptions into meaningful wholes. Creating insight is one of the instructor's major responsibilities.
Perception of signals of a considered being or situation which anticipate its knowledge. Among the principal functions of the Intellect one can consider it as a function to half-road between the pre-sensitive perception and the forecast. One distinguishes from the Intuition which is much more complex and often coordinated with the Idema function.
(a) In problem-solving experiments the perception of relationships leading to solution. Such a solution can be repeated promptly when the problem is again confronted. (b) In psychotherapy, the discovery by the individuals of dynamic connections between earlier and later events so that they come to recognize the roots of their conflicts.