signaalisia
Signaalisia is a theoretical construct used in information science and cognitive psychology to describe the tendency to perceive meaningful signals in random or weakly structured data streams. It refers to the interpretive processes that convert noise into a perceived signal, especially in digital environments where data flows are continuous and noisy.
Etymology and scope: The term blends the Dutch word signaal (signal) with the -ia suffix common in
Conceptual framework: Signaalisia is studied through approaches such as signal-detection theory, information theory, and qualitative analyses
Applications and examples: In media literacy and communications, signaalisia helps explain why audiences detect trends in
Critique and status: Some scholars caution against overgeneralization, emphasizing the need for precise definitions and contextual