One where your answer is already formulated before a question is asked, providing you have some inclination as to the question before it is asked.
1.With both of his parents being alcoholics, he had a predisposition to alcoholism. 2.Being overweight and a smoker gave her a predisposition to heart disease.
bruner theory
Chromosome 9p has been identified as being involved in familial predisposition.
Chromosome 9p has been identified as being involved in familial predisposition.
Predisposition refers to a tendency to react or respond in a certain way due to existing conditions, influences, or beliefs. It implies a susceptibility or inclination towards a particular behavior, trait, or condition.
A genetic predisposition, or obesity.
susceptibility
A common example of a predisposition to a medical condition is having a family history of diabetes. If a person's parents or siblings have diabetes, they may have a genetic predisposition that increases their risk of developing the condition themselves. Other factors, such as obesity and sedentary lifestyle, can further contribute to this predisposition. This combination of genetic and lifestyle factors highlights the importance of monitoring health and making preventive lifestyle choices.
Atopy
aortic
There is evidence linking Both oseteo and rheumatoid arthritis with genetic predisposition. In other words there seems to be a predisposition to these diseases among family members.
Calvinists believed in predisposition; they believed that God chose, before you were born, whether or not you would go to heaven or hell and there was nothing you could do in your lifetime to change that. The reason they worked so hard in being religious was because they wanted to show others around them that they were chosen by God to go to heaven. But this is NOT true, It says in The Bible that it is not God's will that anyone shall perish, but that all should have enternal life. =D