framerelated

Framerelated is a term used to describe phenomena, theories, or objects that pertain to framing—the way a scene, argument, data presentation, or issue is bounded, arranged, or made salient—and to the effects of that framing on interpretation and behavior.

The word is a compound formed from frame and related, and is most often encountered in interdisciplinary discussions where researchers examine how different frames shape perception, decision making, explanation, and communication. It is not a standardized technical term in most fields, but is used descriptively to signal a focus on frame structure rather than content alone.

Applications span multiple domains. In film and photography, framerelated analysis considers shot composition, camera angle, and cropping as frames that influence meaning. In psychology and behavioral economics, it refers to studies of framing effects and contextualization that bias judgments. In data visualization and user interfaces, framerelated design examines how borders, margins, and grouping frame user attention and interpretation of information.

Related concepts include framing effect, frame semantics, contextualization, and boundary perception. See also frame theory and discourse framing.