A question about proper adjective to put in the sentence.
I would like to say that children are influenced by things much more easily than older people in one sentence going like "Children are ____"
What kind of addictive can I use for that? and is vulnerable right for the meaning?
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impressionable
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Another suggestion: susceptible.
However, you need to say what children are susceptible to: susceptible to ideas, susceptible to stronger personalities, susceptible to peer pressure...
Naïve is far too close to "gullible".
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I wouldn't use vulnerable, no, unless you mean they are easier influenced by bad behaviour.
Perhaps children are more 'naive'.
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