PsychologyAugust 26, 2026
multifactored
MUL-tee-fak-terd
Definition
Involving or influenced by many different elements, variables, or parts.
Etymology
The word is formed from the prefix 'multi-', derived from the Latin 'multus' (meaning 'many'), combined with 'factored,' from the Latin 'facere' (meaning 'to do' or 'make').
In the news
The article uses this term to explain that mental health is a complex, multifactored experience that requires more than just a chatbot to fully understand and address.
Can I use AI as my therapist?
Read the full article ↗Sanford Health News