Selityspuolen

Selityspuolen is a Finnish term that translates to "explanation side" or "explanatory aspect." It is commonly used in contexts where a distinction is made between the core or essential part of something and the part that serves to clarify, justify, or elaborate upon it. This concept can be applied to various fields.

In general discourse, selityspuolen refers to the part of a statement or argument that provides reasons, evidence, or further detail to support a main point. For instance, when presenting a proposal, the main proposal itself is one aspect, while the detailed justification and benefits form the selityspuolen.

In academic or technical writing, selityspuolen might refer to the sections of a paper or report that delve into the methodology, background information, or theoretical underpinnings of the research, as opposed to the direct findings or conclusions. It's the scaffolding that supports the central thesis.

In problem-solving or decision-making, the selityspuolen would involve understanding the root causes, potential impacts, and alternative solutions before arriving at a final decision or course of action. It emphasizes the importance of thoroughness and comprehension. The term highlights the value placed on understanding *why* something is the way it is or *why* a certain action is taken.