Sensitization (noun)

The process of making someone more sensitive or responsive to a particular stimulus or issue, especially through education or training.

Origin:

The word 'sensitization' originated in the mid-19th century and refers to the process of making someone sensitive or responsive to a particular stimulus or issue.

Examples:

1. The sensitization program was designed to educate employees about the importance of diversity and inclusion.
2. The training was aimed at sensitizing the police officers to the needs of the community.
3. Sensitization to the dangers of addiction is an important part of substance abuse treatment.
4. The campaign was intended to sensitize the public to the importance of environmental protection.
5. Sensitization to cultural differences is essential for success in international business.