inhibicy
Inhibicy is a neologism used to denote the quality, degree, or capacity for inhibition within a system. It functions as a broad, cross-disciplinary descriptor for how effectively processes, behaviors, signals, or reactions are suppressed, regulated, or constrained. The term is sometimes adopted to emphasize an aggregate or systemic property rather than a single mechanism.
Etymology derives from Latin inhibere, "to hold back" or "restrain," combined with the abstract noun-forming suffix
In psychology and neuroscience, inhibicy may refer to an individual's inhibitory control—the ability to withhold or
Assessment of inhibicy requires clear operational definitions and appropriate metrics: behavioral performance scores, biochemical inhibition constants,