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Meaningfulness reflects the high degree of significance or salience of information. Information with a lot of meaning for a person is said to be meaningful. Meaningfulness depends upon the comprehension of the meaning.

See alsoEdit

• Association value
• Belief
• Confirmation bias
• Pareidolia
• Subjective validation