- In neurology,
abulia, or
aboulia (from
Ancient Gr****: βουλή,
meaning "will"),
refers to a lack of will or
initiative and can be seen as a
disorder of diminished...
- of
diminished motivation, with
abulia in the
middle and
akinetic mutism being more
extreme than both
apathy and
abulia. The
apathetic may lack a sense...
- symptoms,
including persistent fears and despondencies, poor appetite,
abulia, sleeplessness, irritability, and agitation. Later,
fixed delusions were...
- in the
treatment of more
severe disorders of
diminished motivation, like
abulia and
akinetic mutism.
Methylphenidate has been
shown to
reduce rates of hospitalization...
- also
affecting motivation, such as
abulia,
anhedonia and asociality, or
strong general disinterest. For example,
abulia is also a
restriction in motivation...
- "slacker", and "bludger".
Related concepts include sloth, a
Christian sin,
abulia, a
medical term for
reduced motivation, and lethargy, a
state of lacking...
-
diminished motivation.
Often however, a
spectrum is
defined encomp****ing apathy,
abulia, and
akinetic mutism, with
apathy the
least severe and
akinetic mutism the...
- "Connected by Love" 4:37 2. "Why Walk a Dog?" 2:29 3. "Corporation" 5:39 4. "
Abulia and Akrasia" 1:28 5. "Hypermisophoniac" 3:34 6. "Ice
Station Zebra" 3:59...
- rid his
patients of
pathological memories through abreaction.
Aboulia or
Abulia, in neurology,
refers to a lack of will or initiative. The
individual is...
-
weakness (40–100%), and cognitive/behavioral
abnormalities (39–78%),
including abulia (26–48%),
agitation (29%), restlessness, hyperactivity,
disinhibition (9–11%)...
