What is Item:
A item is each of the individual parts that make up a whole. In this sense, in a written document, the item refers to each of the articles or chapters into which it is subdivided. By extension, an item is also known as each of the units into which lists, forms, tests or tests are divided.
The word item, as such, comes from Latin item, and means ‘in the same way’ or ‘also’. Hence, item can also be used, in very formal speech registers, to express an addition or addition that is made to something.
In this sense, item is equivalent to ‘in addition’ or ‘also’. For this reason, in ancient texts of a legal nature or of a very cultured level, an item was used to add to indicate that information was being added to a writing. Likewise, the expression “most item” It is used to mean ‘in addition’.
In Englishwhen the word item is used to refer to each of the elements that are part of a whole, it is translated as item. For its part, when item is equivalent to its adverbial form, it can be translated into English as alsowhich means ‘in addition’, or likewisewhich translates ‘also’, ‘equally’ or ‘in the same way’.
Item in IT
Within the scope of the Computingas an item each of the elements that are part of a piece of data is designated.
Item in Psychology
In Psychology, an item is called each of the parts or units of information that make up the tests, tests or questionnaires that are applied to people to know the state or normality of some function of the mind.