Dimensional

Dimensional is a term used in various fields of study such as mathematics, physics, and psychology. It refers to the measurable extent of a particular kind, such as length, width, height, depth, or time, in a particular direction. In the context of psychology, dimensional refers to a continuous measure that can be used to quantify a particular trait or behavior.

Mathematics

In mathematics, the term dimensional is used to describe the number of coordinates needed to specify a point in a geometric space. This concept is fundamental in areas such as geometry and algebra.

Physics

In physics, dimensional refers to the concept of dimensional analysis, a method used to check the correctness of equations and to make predictions about physical systems.

Psychology

In psychology, dimensional is used to describe a continuous measure of a trait or behavior. This is in contrast to a categorical measure, which classifies individuals into distinct groups. Dimensional measures are often used in psychometrics and personality psychology.

See also

• Dimension
• Dimensional analysis
• Dimensional modeling
• Dimensional weight

References

Dimensional Resources
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