1. The quality or state of being automatic; the condition of operating or functioning without conscious thought or deliberate control.
Usage: Plural form of automaticity; Often used in psychology, neuroscience, and skill acquisition contexts
2. Instances or examples of automatic processes or behaviors that occur without conscious awareness or effort.
Usage: Used in cognitive science and behavioral studies

Examples

• Through repeated practice, the pianist achieved such automaticities that she could perform complex pieces without thinking about individual finger movements.
• The study examined how automaticities develop in language learning as students progress from beginner to advanced levels.
• Driving a familiar route often relies on automaticities, allowing the driver to focus on other tasks.
• Researchers measured the automaticities of skilled athletes to understand how expertise reduces cognitive load.
• The development of automaticities in reading is crucial for children to become fluent readers.
• Expert typists demonstrate high levels of automaticities, typing without consciously thinking about key positions.