suggestibility
suggestibility — 名詞
1. the tendency to accept and act on the ideas or suggestions of other people witho
暗示感受性
易受他人暗示影響的傾向
the tendency to accept and act on the ideas or suggestions of other people without questioning them critically
Femi's high suggestibility made him an easy target for online scammers.
Femi 的暗示感受性很高，因此很容易成為網路詐騙者的目標。
high suggestibility — common intensifier collocation
The experiment measured children's suggestibility under different questioning techniques.
該實驗測量了兒童在不同提問方式下的暗示感受性。
measured suggestibility — verb + noun collocation
Camille's suggestibility meant she often changed her opinions after talking to persuasive friends.
Camille 的暗示感受性很強，跟有說服力的朋友聊過之後，她經常改變自己的想法。
Researchers found that lack of sleep significantly increases a person's suggestibility.
研究人員發現，睡眠不足會顯著提高一個人的暗示感受性。
A witness with high suggestibility may give unreliable testimony under pressure.
暗示感受性高的證人，在壓力下可能提供不可靠的證詞。
- impressionability
similar meaning but broader — includes influence from experiences, not just suggestions
- susceptibility
often used for vulnerability to harm (disease, injury); suggestibility is specific to ideas and suggestions
- gullibility
implies foolishness and naivety; suggestibility is more neutral and often studied scientifically
- skepticism
the tendency to question rather than accept ideas readily
- critical thinking
the habit of evaluating ideas carefully before accepting them
文法句型
uncountable
用法筆記
Common in psychology and legal contexts, especially concerning eyewitness testimony, hypnosis, and the effects of advertising. Frequently modified by adjectives such as 'high', 'low', 'extreme', or 'increased'.