malleability

malleable | American Dictionary

malleable
adjective
us/ˈmæl·i·ə·bəl/
easily influenced, trained, or controlled:
Mother wanted me to be a malleable girl who would take her advice.
A substance that is malleable is easily bent and shaped.

malleability

noun[ U ]us/ˌmæl·i·əˈbɪl·ɪ·t̬i/

Examples of malleable

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Parents' opinion turned out to be fairly malleable in the francophone cases.
He points out that ethnic identity is malleable, changeable over time and according to situation (193).
The result is that our tongue is becoming not just the most popular in the world, but also the most malleable.
The lesson, as enough taxpayers, defendants, welfare recipients, immigrants, asylum-seekers, draftees know, is that citizenship is a malleable status not a unitary identity.
The data for one-component devices show a 2-year survival rate of 64 to 90%, and with malleable devices from 82 to 96%.
Institutions in the 1950s were malleable and often adjusted to the authority and status of the individuals or factions leading them.
In each case the objects are malleable and become the manifestation of a certain way of thinking.
The persona becomes an option, distanced from the core self and increasingly malleable.
However, learning is by no means singular, and some learning mechanisms are malleable and multipurpose by design.
The individual is seen as inertially passive; responding rather than initiating behavior; entirely reactive to external stimuli + and therefore, almost infinitely malleable.
Psychologists believe that children are more malleable than adults and are therefore more easily influenced by contextual factors.
The body, whilst it is malleable, can still provide access to a variety of consumer identities.
I will simply note that the emulation theory itself need not take a stand on whether, and under what conditions, emulators are malleable.
Finally, if the answer to question 3 was ' yes ', the entity was classified as malleable (regardless of the answer to the other two questions).
A state's fiscal policies, however, are highly malleable and can be influenced by domestic and international actors alike.
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