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‘Auto-activation’ deficit, the most severe form of apathy, is a model to approach apathy. Auto-activation deficit consists of a severe reduction in self-initiated actions contrasting with the sparing of externally driven ones under strong solicitations and the presence of automatic (stereotypic) behaviour.
Aleman, André, Lanctôt, Krista L.
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‘Auto-activation’ deficit, the most severe form of apathy, is a model to approach apathy. Auto-activation deficit consists of a severe reduction in self-initiated actions contrasting with the sparing of externally driven ones under strong solicitations and the presence of automatic (stereotypic) behaviour.
Aleman, André, Lanctôt, Krista L.
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Seminars in Clinical Neuropsychiatry, 2000
Deficits in motivated behavior are a very common sequela of most neuropsychiatric disorders, a source of significant disability to the individual, and a source of great frustration to their caregivers. Well-intentioned attempts to encourage certain activities in the apathetic patient often precipitate aggressive, dyscontrolled behavior.
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Deficits in motivated behavior are a very common sequela of most neuropsychiatric disorders, a source of significant disability to the individual, and a source of great frustration to their caregivers. Well-intentioned attempts to encourage certain activities in the apathetic patient often precipitate aggressive, dyscontrolled behavior.
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Usually defined as an absence of feeling, apathy is one of the main reasons for inaction. Human action is informed and driven by emotions, and a lack of emotional involvement with various issues in life, including personal, societal and political concerns, results in people’s inability to respond to emerging challenges.
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Nihon rinsho. Japanese journal of clinical medicine, 2014
Apathy includes aspontaneous, indifferent behavior, with loss of motor and affective drive. Apathy is related to the disruption, at various anatomical sites, of frontosubcortical pathways, such as anterior cingulate and bithalamic lesions. Apathy was frequently reported in patients with Alzheimer's disease, post-stroke, and frontotemporal dementia.
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Apathy includes aspontaneous, indifferent behavior, with loss of motor and affective drive. Apathy is related to the disruption, at various anatomical sites, of frontosubcortical pathways, such as anterior cingulate and bithalamic lesions. Apathy was frequently reported in patients with Alzheimer's disease, post-stroke, and frontotemporal dementia.
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Journal of the American Medical Directors Association, 2011
Angelo, Wijeyesinghe, Robert I, Madan
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Angelo, Wijeyesinghe, Robert I, Madan
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Archives of Dermatology, 2002
Uncommon in poets, artists, and priests, apathy is curiously common in physicians, who should care but do not. Its genesis resides not in the long arduous years of training when sleepless nights and callous superiors might be imagined to inflict the disease, but rather after, when one might have assumed that income, family, independence, and authority ...
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Uncommon in poets, artists, and priests, apathy is curiously common in physicians, who should care but do not. Its genesis resides not in the long arduous years of training when sleepless nights and callous superiors might be imagined to inflict the disease, but rather after, when one might have assumed that income, family, independence, and authority ...
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