dissociability
Ability to disconnect
Dissociability is the quality of being separable into distinct parts or components.
In psychology and neuroscience, it describes how mental processes or brain functions can operate independently: The dissociability of memory systems suggests different neural pathways for remembering facts versus skills.
The term appears in technical contexts where researchers need to establish that two phenomena aren't simply variations of one underlying process.
Capacity for disconnection
- divisibilityAbility to divide evenly
- severabilitySeparable contract clause doctrine
- disjunctionState of being apart
- decouplingRemoval of interdependence
disengagement · disconnection · modularity · cleavage · bifurcation · disarticulation · disentanglement · sundering
Independent decision-making capacity
- separatenessState of being apart
- distinctnessQuality of being distinguishable
- discretenessQuality of being separate
- self-containmentState of internal completeness
modularity · independence · self-sufficiency · individuation · differentiation · boundedness · particularity · uncoupling
Separation or emotional uninvolvement
- depersonalizationDetachment from one's identity
- derealizationPerception that surroundings aren't real
- compartmentalizationDivision into distinct sections
- splittingDividing into parts
numbing · withdrawal · distancing · disengagement · amnesia · fugue · trance · automatism
Emotional separation between people
- alienationState of being isolated
- distancingCreating space or separation
- disaffiliationFormal separation from organization
- disconnectionState of being severed
detachment · withdrawal · remoteness · disengagement · isolation · aloofness · coldness · indifference
detachability
Capacity for disconnection
- divisibilityAbility to divide evenly
- severabilitySeparable contract clause doctrine
- disjunctionState of being apart
decoupling · disengagement · disconnection · modularity · cleavage · bifurcation · disarticulation · disentanglement · sundering · partition
autonomy
Independent decision-making capacity
- separatenessState of being apart
- distinctnessQuality of being distinguishable
- discretenessQuality of being separate
self-containment · modularity · independence · self-sufficiency · individuation · differentiation · boundedness · particularity · uncoupling · disentanglement
detachment
Separation or emotional uninvolvement
- depersonalizationDetachment from one's identity
- derealizationPerception that surroundings aren't real
- compartmentalizationDivision into distinct sections
splitting · numbing · withdrawal · distancing · disengagement · amnesia · fugue · trance · automatism · identity
estrangement
Emotional separation between people
- alienationState of being isolated
- distancingCreating space or separation
- disaffiliationFormal separation from organization
disconnection · detachment · withdrawal · remoteness · disengagement · isolation · aloofness · coldness · indifference · emotional distance
dissociabilityinseparability
Inability to be divided
indivisibility · cohesion · unity · wholeness · interconnectedness
dissociabilityinextricability
Quality of being untangleable
interconnectedness · interdependence · binding · entanglement · fusion
dissociabilityunity
Wholeness through cohesion
integration · wholeness · fusion · consolidation · synthesis
social, society, associate, association, sociable, associates, associating, dissociate, disassociate