The onomatopoeia of the word “aptitude” alludes to a directive emphasis interaction.[1] The expression is used vaguely and inconsistently. Thus, readers may feel directed to something that has been insufficiently explained. This can worsen their subjective experience.
Alternatively, a more cooperatively sounding word, such as capacity, can be used and its meaning in the context clearly explained (such as knowledge, skills, and networks). This can better motivate readers to take steps in developing their ability to safeguard a positive long-term future.
The onomatopoeia of the word “aptitude” alludes to a directive emphasis interaction.[1] The expression is used vaguely and inconsistently. Thus, readers may feel directed to something that has been insufficiently explained. This can worsen their subjective experience.
Alternatively, a more cooperatively sounding word, such as capacity, can be used and its meaning in the context clearly explained (such as knowledge, skills, and networks). This can better motivate readers to take steps in developing their ability to safeguard a positive long-term future.
What body language or interpersonal interaction would you use when talking about aptitude? Versus capacity, ability, etc?