1. Abulia synonyms, Abulia pronunciation, Abulia translation, English dictionary definition of Abulia

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3. Abulia Definition Abulia is a state in which an individual seems to have lost will or motivation

4. Abulia literally means “without will”

5. Abulia, Aboulia - Inability to make decisions is abulia or Aboulia. See also related terms for inability

6. Abulia, Aboulia - Inability to make decisions is abulia or Aboulia. See also related terms for inability

7. Synonyms for Abulia in Free Thesaurus

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10. Aboulia definition: → abulia Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

11. Abulia: a delphi survey of British neurologists and psychiatrists

12. Abulia, Aboulia (ă-bū′lē-ă) [ a- + Gr

13. It's called Abulia, the inability to make a decision or exercise will.: Se llama Abulia, es la incapacidad de tomar una decisión o ejecutarla

14. To shun competition and responsibility is characteristic of Abulia…

15. Abulia may be caused by lesions on the frontal

16. Una comunità perduta tra alcool e Abulia.: A community lost in alcohol and apathy.: Si è finita la difficoltà e l' Abulia della mia vecchia vita

17. While Abulia can exist on its own, it’s often found in

18. This is not to be confused with simple indecisiveness, as Abulia is physiological

19. Abulia, although an uncommon symptom, can respond well to dopamine-enhancing drugs

20. Abulia: [noun] abnormal lack of ability to act or to make decisions.

21. It's called abulia. The inability to make a decision or exercise will.

22. Translation for 'Abulia' in the free Italian-English dictionary and many other English translations.

23. Abulia definition, a symptom of mental disorder involving impairment or loss of volition

24. See authoritative translations of Abulia in English with example sentences and audio pronunciations.

25. Abulia is defined as a pathological state of amotivation, apathy, and global absence of willpower

26. Abulia definition: a pathological inability to take decisions Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

27. What does Abulia mean? Loss or impairment of the ability to make decisions or act independently

28. Translation for 'Abulia' in the free English-Italian dictionary and many other Italian translations.

29. Four case studies are presented describing the successful treatment of Abulia at a lesser sever …

30. The boredom and apathy of my old life came to an end.: È chiamata Abulia, l'incapacità di prendere una decisione o di esercitare una volontà.: It's called Abulia, the inability to make a decision or exercise will.

31. Abulia refers to an impairment of will, or the inability to initiate behaviour and action

32. Abulia Loss or impairment of the ability to act decisively, make decisions, or perform actions

33. From a medical standpoint, Abulia is an alteration in motivation that’s often caused by a neurological issue.

34. Abulia, also called Blocq's disease, is a neurological condition in which the patient lacks will or initiative

35. There are reports of successful treatment of akinetic mutism, the most severe form of Abulia, with bromocriptine

36. Abulia is an illness that usually occurs after an injury to an area or areas of the brain

37. Abulia is an alteration of affectivity characterized by an absence of will.energy and motivation to perform any type of task

38. "My mother used to say I have something called Abulia, a difficulty making choices," he says

39. Description Abulia is not a separate condition; rather, it is a symptom associated with various forms of brain injury

40. We sought to confirm the existence of Abulia as an entity recognized by clinicians, to generate a set of items character …

41. Abulia, or aboulia for nonphysiological occurances, is generally referred to as the absence of the ability and/or will to make decisions independently

42. Abulia Major (Akinetic Mutism) The patient will initiate nothing at all, including speaking and eating, and may ultimately require total personal care

43. Abulia, or Aboulia for nonphysiological occurances, is generally referred to as the absence of the ability and/or will to make decisions independently

44. Abulia is the relatively uncommon yet debilitating lack of spontaneous, goal-directed behaviour that is seen predominantly with lesions of the basal ganglia and the frontal lobes

45. Abulia is manifested by lack of motivation; lack of spontaneity in speech and action; deficiency in initiation, inertia, mental, and motor slowness; poor attention; and easy distractibility

46. Abulia may be caused by DEPRESSION, TUMOUR or other disorders of the frontal lobes of the brain, PREFRONTAL LEUCOTOMY, STROKE or intoxication with NEUROLEPTIC drugs.

47. Abulia nf nombre femenino: Sustantivo de género exclusivamente femenino, que lleva los artículos la o una en singular, y las o unas en plural

48. Abulia is the relatively uncommon yet debilitating lack of spontaneous, goal-directed behaviour that is seen predominantly with lesions of the basal ganglia and the frontal lobes.

49. Abulia, a more severe version of apathy, is characterized by lack of spontaneity, deficiency in initiation, inertia, reduction in excursion of motion, poor attention, and easy distractibility

50. "Mi madre solía decirme que yo padecía algo llamado Abulia, una dificultad para tomar decisiones", dice.: The difficulties are rather sociological, it of

51. Abulia, which is a milder condition of akinetic mutism, is characterized by a lack of initiative, spontaneity, and drive and by apathy, slowness of thought, and blunting of emotional responses and responses to external stimuli

52. Aboulia or Abulia (from the Greek "αβουλία", meaning "un-will"), in neurology, refers to a lack of will or initiative and is one of the Disorders of Diminished Motivation or DDM

53. Aboulia or abulia (from the Greek βουλή, meaning "will", with the prefix a- used as a privative), in neurology, refers to a lack of will or initiative and can be seen as a …

54. Abulia mental condition , mental state , psychological condition , psychological state - (psychology) a mental condition in which the qualities of a state are relatively constant even though the state itself may be dynamic; "a manic state"

55. Abulia is an indispensable companion of schizophrenics, which in time are aggravated by changes in the psyche, impulses are weakened, passivity grows, unwillingness to perform even the simplest and necessary actions (for example, associated with self-service).

56. ‘This self should be free from mental and physical stigmata (suggestibility, amnesia, Aboulia, anesthesia, etc.), which commonly characterize the disintegrated states making up multiple personality.’ ‘Among the animal tests Skinner reported upon were some that induced abulia.’

57. ‘This Abulia is really getting to me, I can't figure it out.’ ‘This self should be free from mental and physical stigmata (suggestibility, amnesia, aboulia, anesthesia, etc.), which commonly characterize the disintegrated states making up multiple personality.’

58. These compounds are useful antipsychotic agents efficacious against not only positive symptoms centering on the hallucination, delusion and the like peculiar to the acute stage of schizophrenia, but also negative symptoms such as emotional torpidity, abulia and autism.

59. Democratic Aboulia as an Ideological Strategy to Reduce the Human A abulia democratica como estrategia ideologica de reducao do humano These times are coupled with a physiological sense of helplessness or decadence: an Aboulia of will or societal apathy.

60. receptors rather than D¿2? receptors, these compounds are useful as antipsychotic agents efficacious not only against positive symptoms typified by hallucination and delusion characteristic to the acute stage of schizophrenia but also negative symptoms such as emotional torpidity, abulia and autism.

61. Aboulia: 1 n a loss of will power Synonyms: abulia Type of: mental condition , mental state , psychological condition , psychological state (psychology) a mental condition in which the qualities of a state are relatively constant even though the state itself may be dynamic

62. ‘This Abulia is really getting to me, I can't figure it out.’ ‘This self should be free from mental and physical stigmata (suggestibility, amnesia, aboulia, anesthesia, etc.), which commonly characterize the disintegrated states making up multiple personality.’ ‘Among the animal tests Skinner reported upon were some that induced