In JavaScript, the Boolean object is a wrapper for a boolean value, either true or false. Booleans are often used in conditions to decide the flow of control in programming. Understanding how to work with Boolean objects and values is fundamental in creating logical conditions and expressions that drive decision-making processes in your code.

While directly using Boolean objects is less common than using primitive boolean values, understanding how they work, especially how different values are converted to true or false, is crucial for effective JavaScript programming.