Disposition

Disposition (from Latin : dispositio = "division", "assignment"; "arrangement", "administration", "disposition" [ dispositio omnipotens ], "disposition" [fateful], "arrangement", "structure", "plan" ) stands for:

• the disposition or susceptibility of an organism to certain diseases, see disposition (medicine)
• in psychology the disposition to a recurring characteristic, willingness to behave, see personality trait
• a willingness to react in psychosomatics, see attitude (psychosomatics)
• Number and type of registers of an organ, see disposition (organ)
• Allocation and monitoring of services and goods, see disposition (economy)
• Chime disposition - coordination of several bells in one chime, see church bell # chime disposition
• dispositional trait - the ability to do or suffer
• Dispositive data - a term from business administration
• a draft of the systematic representation of knowledge, see encyclopedia (knowledge order)
• the tabular overview of the sequence of a film, television or advertising production, see daily disposition
• the legal status of a military person made available, see ZD (military language)

See also:

• Dispatcher
• predisposition

Wiktionary: disponieren  - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations

Wiktionary: Disposition  - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations

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