susceptibility

/səˌsɛptəˈbɪləti/

noun

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The state or quality of being easily affected, influenced, or harmed by something.

Children have a greater susceptibility to infections than adults.
Her susceptibility to flattery made her an easy target for manipulation.
The study examined genetic susceptibility to heart disease.
Epidemiologists are studying how nutritional deficiencies increase susceptibility to infectious diseases in populations experiencing food insecurity.
The alloy's susceptibility to corrosion makes it unsuitable for marine applications despite its favorable strength-to-weight ratio.
Psychological research suggests that cognitive fatigue heightens susceptibility to misinformation and reduces critical thinking capacity during extended decision-making tasks.