Abulia definitions

Abulia

1) Aboulia 2) Loss of will power 3) Loss of willpower 4) Mental state 5) Psychological state
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abulia

lack of ability to make decisions; aboulia
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Abulia

`Reduction in speech, movement, thought, and emotional reaction; a common result of bilateral frontal lobe disease` (Medical Search Engine, 2004).
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1. Loss or impairment of the ability to perform voluntary actions or to make decisions. ... 2. Reduction in speech, movement, thought, and emotional reaction; a common result of bilateral frontal lobe disease. ... Synonym: aboulia. ... Origin: G. A-priv. + boule, will ... (05 Mar 2000) ...
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abulia

(ә-boo´le-ә) lack of will or willpower; inability to make decisions. adj. abu´lic., adj. akinetic mutism.
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Abulia

A lack of will or motivation which is often expressed as inability to make decisions or set goals. Q
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abulia

Type: Term Pronunciation: ă-bū′lē-ă Definitions: 1. Loss or impairment of the ability to perform voluntary actions or to make decisions. 2. Reduction in speech, movement, thought, and emotional reaction; a common result of bilateral frontal lobe disease. Synonyms: aboulia
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abulia

[n] - a loss of will power
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abulia

aboulia, abulia 1. Loss or impairment of the ability to perform voluntary actions or to make decisions. 2. Loss of will-power, as a mental disorder. 3. Reduction in speech, movement, thought, and emotional reaction; a common result of bilateral frontal lobe disease.
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abulia

abulia 1. A disorder marked by the partial or total inability to make decisions. 2. Absence of willpower or 'wishpower'. The term implies that a person has a desire to do something, but the desire is without any force, power, or energy.
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