controllability

Examples

• All

• The controllability of a student's learning process can greatly affect their overall success in school.

• Thus, the purpose of this study was to examine the extent to which the athletes' cognitive appraisal, defined as perceived controllability, differs between genders and elite versus non-elite athletes who compete in the People's Republic of China.

  Academic text (2006)

• So I think you're going to see a big push in that sort of in the same name in terms of controllability and autonomy.

• The controllability of attributions for students' performance influences how the performance is evaluated by others.

  Academic text (1991)

• Runners gave more internal and personally controlled attributions along the locus of control and controllability dimensions for "most successful" races than for "least successful" races.

  Academic text (1994)

• Further evidence from social science research supports the view that beliefs about controllability, understanding, and responsibility mediate moral ascriptions in relation to people's health and behavior.

  Academic text (2018)

• In cognitive behavioral therapy, the therapist helps clients understand the controllability of their responses to stress.

• Research shows that enhancing one's sense of controllability in tasks can lead to improved motivation and performance.

Synonyms

S

steerability

vscontrollability

• Specialized

6.8

How easy it is to guide or control something

is about actions made intentionally by the subject rather than outside guidance

M

manipulability

vscontrollability

8.9

How easy something is to hold, move, or control

is about actions done intentionally by the subject rather than mere ease of handling

Antonyms

U

uncontrollability

1 8.6

A situation when something cannot be stopped or managed

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology