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Avolition or amotivation, as a
symptom of
various forms of psychopathology, is the
decrease in the
ability to
initiate and
persist in self-directed purposeful...
- procedures. This form of PI
represents "cultural and
traditional programming".
Avolition has been
understood as a core
symptom in schizophrenia, however, the drives...
- with
laziness coming in second.
Laziness should not be
confused with
avolition, a
negative symptom of
certain mental and
neurodevelopmental disorders...
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Somatic symptom disorder unimpaired affect regulation when
distracted Avolition patient sees
their self as
victim patient sees
their self as helpless...
- and
disorganized speech;
negative symptoms, such as
blunted affect and
avolition and apathy, and a
number of
cognitive impairments.
Differential diagnosis...
- ties
volition to the
processes of self-regulated learning.
Appetition Avolition Executive functions Free will
Motivational salience Neuroscience of free...
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preference for
solitary activities.
Asociality may be ****ociated with
avolition, but it can, moreover, be a
manifestation of
limited opportunities for...
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complete lack of emotion,
including anhedonia (lack of pleasure), and
avolition (lack of motivation). Some of
these features are also
present in other...
- – the lack of
desire to form relationships, and
avolition – a lack of
motivation and apathy.
Avolition and
anhedonia are seen as
motivational deficits...
- delusions, paranoia, and
disorganized thinking) and
negative symptoms (
avolition, asociality, apathy, alogia, and anhedonia).
Certain strains of cannabis...
