választthatós

Választthatós is a term found in Hungarian-language discussions of choice, decision making, and interface design that denotes the property of an item being able to be chosen in a given context. The form is related to választható, meaning “able to be chosen,” and is sometimes used as a shorthand or variant of választhatóság, the standard noun for selectability or optionability. In many uses, választthatós describes a property relative to a set of constraints, such as availability, permission, compatibility, or current state.

In decision theory and user interface design, an option a in a set A is described as választtható if it is feasible to choose under the rules and current conditions, i.e., there exists a valid choice path to select a that does not violate constraints. In UI contexts, an option is considered választtható when it is enabled, visible, and appropriate for the user’s current task.

The concept emphasizes that not all options in a set are automatically selectable; some may be unavailable in particular situations due to prerequisites, mutual exclusion with other options, or contextual restrictions. The term is more common in Hungarian-language material and may appear in theoretical discussions or documentation related to configuration interfaces, decision-support tools, and accessibility studies.

Related terms include választható, választhatóság, selectability, feasibility, and availability.