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Affectibility is the capacity to be affected by something. It is different from emotionality, as it refers primarily to how one is affected by outside influences, while emotionality is more internal. Affectibility is heavily impacted by one's environment, cultural background, and personal experience. It is a concept that largely revolved around the idea of empathy, and understanding how our experiences shape our lives.

Being affected by something can come in many forms, including physically, mentally, or emotionally. A physical affectibility might include an aversion to loud noises, for example.