error-proneness

Tendency toward blunders

Error-proneness is the tendency to make mistakes.

The term appears in technical and psychological contexts to describe systems, processes, or people that frequently produce errors: The software's error-proneness frustrated users.

A task's error-proneness may stem from poor design, complexity, or cognitive demands that exceed human capacity.

fallibility

fallibility

Liability to err

frailty · limitations · shortcomings · foibles · vulnerability · misjudgment · oversight · inattention · carelessness · negligence

defect

bug

Crawling creature or defect

  • glitchMinor system fault
  • defectInherent imperfection or fault
  • flawImperfection in something

malfunction · fault · anomaly · irregularity · corruption · instability · brittleness · breakability · fragility · unreliability

tendency

susceptibility

Liability to influence

liability · inclination · sensitivity · predilection · leaning

risk

hazard

Source of potential harm

likelihood · probability · danger · precariousness · insecurity · instability · jeopardy · threat · chance · riskiness

Opposites
reliability and accuracy

error-pronenessaccuracy

Degree of correctness

precision · reliability · correctness · exactness · faultlessness

consistency of performance

error-pronenessrobustness

Resistance to failure

stability · consistency · steadiness · fault tolerance · resilience

carefulness and attention

error-pronenessmeticulousness

Extreme carefulness in details

carefulness · thoroughness · attentiveness · diligence · scrupulousness

Family

error, errors, erred, erring, erroneous, erroneously, err, errs, errant

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