A team with too much cohesion might be prone to ignoring orders.
Segments with disproportionately higher false positive or false negative rates might be prone to over-generalizations.
"When battery is running low, people might be prone to some – otherwise different – decisions.
"That's why someone might be prone to the same nail getting beat up over and over".
Expectations that rock fans meanwhile might be prone to emulating some of their harder living idols are also somewhat confounded.
Tocqueville had a theory about why American artists might be prone to abandon the great to reach the gigantic.
The company is likely to have pockets in which people might be prone to abuse an unlimited-PTO policy.
Few Israeli politicians would admit they might be prone to an Entebbe syndrome, but that is often how it looks.
At first it might be prone to choose stimuli that are red, black, round, large, or triangular.
In 2003, the FDA began to alert doctors that children and teens taking an SSRI might be prone to thoughts of suicide.
Here, I illustrate and discuss examples of equifinality in studies of social learning, and how certain experimental designs might be prone to it.
