receptive capacity; receptiveness
The ability or capacity to accept and take in new ideas, influences, or things. Often used in psychological, educational, or cultural contexts.
People with a high capacity for accepting new cultures adapt quickly to life abroad.
This organization lacks the receptiveness to accept young people's opinions.
包容力 emphasizes tolerance and the capacity to embrace others' weaknesses or differences, often in interpersonal relationships, whereas 受容力 is more about openness to new ideas or external inputs.
Compound of 受容 (acceptance, reception) and 力 (power, ability). The exact historical derivation is uncertain, but the word follows a common pattern for forming nouns denoting capacity.