fókuszáltságát

Fókuszáltságát is a term rooted in the Hungarian noun fókuszáltság, which denotes the state or quality of focusing attention on a task, subject, or goal. In broad terms, fókuszáltság refers to how strongly and consistently someone or something directs cognitive resources toward a chosen target, and how well that focus is sustained over time. The related verb is fókuszál (to focus), and the abstract noun is formed with the suffix -tság. The form fókuszáltságát appears as the definite object in a sentence, for example when stating that “its focus is being measured or improved.”

Etymology and linguistic notes: the base fókuszáltság comes from fókuszál (to focus), itself borrowed and adapted into Hungarian from the concept of focus (often via the noun fókusz). The suffix -tság marks abstract nouns, while the final -át marks the definite accusative form in certain sentence constructions. Consequently, fókuszáltságát translates roughly as “its focus” or “the focus of it” when used as the object of a verb.

Usage and nuances: in psychology and education, fókuszáltság describes the degree of sustained attention and task engagement. It is often discussed in relation to productivity and learning outcomes, where higher fókuszáltság is associated with better concentration and fewer interruptions. It is distinct from koncentráció (internal capacity for attention) and összpontosítás (the act of directing attention toward a single target). In technical contexts, fókuszáltság can also describe the precision of a device’s focus or the coherence of attention in a process.

See also: koncentráció, összpontosítás, fókusz. Example: A diákok fókuszáltságát növelik rövid, szervezet feladatokkal. A fényképezőgép fókuszáltsága romlott.