perseveration

  • 81perseverative — adjective see perseveration …

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  • 82Персеверация — (лат. perseveratio настойчивость, упорство, от persevere упорствую, продолжаю)         упорное возобновление у человека какого либо психического образа, действия или состояния. Можно говорить о П. в двигательной (так называемые «маторные П.»),… …

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  • 87Stimming — is a jargon term for a particular form of stereotypy, a repetitive body movement (often done unconsciously) that self stimulates one or more senses in a regulated manner. It is shorthand for self stimulation , and a stereotypy is referred to as… …

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  • 88Cognitive-shifting — is a method used in awareness management describing the mental process of re directing one s focus of attention away from one fixation and toward a different focus of attention. This shifting process can be initiated either by habit and… …

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  • 89Perseverance — may refer to: Perseverance (solitaire), a card game Perseverance (born 1977), American fighter Brock Lesnar Perseverance (steam locomotive) Perseverance was the name of the steam boat built by John Fitch and successfully demonstrated in 1787 on… …

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  • 90Dysexecutive syndrome — The Dysexecutive Syndrome is a term for numerous cognitive, emotional behavioural symptoms which tend to occur comorbidly following a brain injury to the frontal lobes, or more specifically to specific prefrontal cortex areas. Dysexecutive… …

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