Definition: Nonascertainableness is a concept in psychology that describes a person's ability to make decisions or act without being able to fully understand, assess, or comprehend their options. It can refer to a lack of knowledge about an issue, inability to make informed choices, or difficulty in making decisions based on past experiences and observations. Nonascertainableness is often associated with cognitive difficulties such as memory loss, poor attention span, and impaired critical thinking skills.
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