Translations for „proneness“ in the English » Russian Dictionary

proneness [-nɪs] N no pl

proneness

предрасполо́женность f

a proneness to sth

скло́нность f к чему́-ли́бо

Usage examples with proneness

a proneness to sth

скло́нность f к чему́-ли́бо

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English

A diagnosis must include day-time impairment -- fatigue, impaired concentration/short-term memory, mood disturbance, sleepiness, reduced energy, increased error and proneness to accident.

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In addition to temperatures, country wealth proved a valuable -- and somewhat paradoxical -- indicator of proneness to crying.

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Recent research has found that boredom proneness is clearly and consistently associated with failures of attention.

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Arsenal needed a midfield leader with all-around abilities and not much injury proneness.

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The role of parental encouragement to read books (not necessarily fantasy-oriented) was significantly related to later high fantasy proneness, but early parental reading or encouragement to imagine things did not.

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He scoffed politely at the modern bowlers' lack of overs and their proneness to injury.

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Relationships between the three classifications of celebrity worship (entertainment-social, intense-personal and borderline-pathological celebrity worship and obsessiveness), ego-identity, fantasy proneness and dissociation were examined.

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There have been studies linking individuals who believe in abnormal life events (like memories from past lives) to an increased proneness to source monitoring errors.

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Victim proneness or victim blaming can be a form of fundamental attribution error, and more specifically, the "just-world phenomenon".

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Some studies have also shown that fantasy proneness correlates positively with paranormal belief.

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