proneness dans le dictionnaire PONS

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Parental stress resulted in the commonality of new childhood illnesses; these include bronchial asthma, stammering, poor appetite, proneness to bone fractures, and school phobia.

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And when you eat it frequently it really boosts your cavity proneness.

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Nonetheless, boredom proneness has been found to be as strongly correlated with attentional lapses as with depression.

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Clearly, the number of genuine and spiritually enlightened role models is declining very fast, and there is increasing proneness to hero-worship in most people.

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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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But their forms present some limitations; namely, snail-paced research, lumbering motions and proneness to injury.

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Boredom and its proneness are both theoretically and empirically linked to depression and similar symptoms.

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It provided an ideal setting for empirical studies, where the scientists were testing hypotheses related to the proneness to criminal behavior.

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Dependent measures in the study included written and oral interviews that asked for recollection on items related to each of the three pathways to fantasy proneness identified by the investigators.

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The more stable personality-inherent feature of anxiety proneness (trait anxiety) showed a strong trend toward reduction.

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