insight is a noun originating in the English language and meaning sudden understanding of something or a certain situation.
O insight is also related to the ability to discernment, can be described as a kind of Epiphany. In the drawings, insight is represented with the design of a light bulb on top of the character's head, indicating a unique moment of clarification in which light was made.
One insight is a cognitive event that can be associated with various phenomena and may be synonymous with understanding, knowledge, intuition. Some people claim a insight and the insight or the ability to apprehend something and it happens when a solution arises suddenly.
This word, which appeared in Old English, is formed by the prefix in, which means "in" or "in" and the word sight which means "view". Thus, insight it can mean "looking from within" or seeing with the eyes of the soul or mind.
insight in psychology
insight is a very relevant concept in Gestalt Psychology. It indicates the apprehension of the true nature of a thing, through an intuitive understanding.
It also refers to a mental vision or insight that enables you to see situations or truths that are hidden. It is often essential to solve relationship problems, and in psychotherapy a insight allows you to recognize the causes of emotional difficulties.
O insight also enters the field of introspection and self-knowledge, assuming knowledge of what motivates the individual's behavior, thought or action.