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.
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.