As a language expert with a focus on linguistics and psychology, I can explain the concept of automaticity in both English and Chinese. Automaticity refers to the ability to perform tasks or behaviors without the need for much conscious attention or cognitive effort. This term is often used in psychology to describe the process by which a learned behavior becomes a habitual response that requires less mental effort to execute over time. In the context of cognitive psychology, automaticity can be seen as a hallmark of well-practiced skills, where the brain has formed strong neural pathways that allow for quick and efficient responses. For example, when you first learn to drive a car, you might be very conscious of every action you take, such as shifting gears, checking mirrors, and signaling. However, as you gain experience, these actions become more automatic, and you can perform them with less conscious thought, allowing your attention to be more focused on other aspects of driving or even engaging in conversation. read more >>

Automaticity /???t?m??t?s?ti/ is the ability to do things without occupying the mind with the low-level details required, allowing it to become an automatic response pattern or habit. It is usually the result of learning, repetition, and practice.read more >>