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Disorders of volition / edited by Natalie Sebanz and Wolfgang Prinz.

Title
  1. Disorders of volition / edited by Natalie Sebanz and Wolfgang Prinz.
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  1. Cambridge, Mass. : MIT Press, c2006.

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Additional authors
  1. Sebanz, Natalie
  2. Prinz, Wolfgang, 1942-
Description
  1. vii, 493 p. : ill. (some col.); 24 cm.
Subject
  1. Schizophrenia
  2. Will
  3. Mental illness
  4. Mental Disorders
  5. Volition
  6. Depressive Disorder
  7. Prefrontal Cortex > injuries
  8. Substance-Related Disorders
  9. Psychische stoornissen
  10. Wilszwakte
  11. Psychische Störung
  12. Wille
Genre/Form
  1. Will.
Contents
  1. Toward a science of volition -- Conceptual foundations -- Conscious volition and mental representation: toward a more fine-grained analysis -- Feeling of doing: deconstructing the phenomenology of agency -- Conscious intention and sense of agency -- Agency in schizophrenia from a control theory viewpoint -- Selectionist model of the ego: implications for self-control -- If-then plans and the intentional control of thoughts, feelings, and actions -- Disorders of volition in schizophrenia -- From volition to agency: the mechanism of action recognition and its failures -- Motivated attention and schizophrenia -- Schizophrenic avolition: implications from functional and structural neuroimaging -- Interpersonal factors in the disorders of volition associated with schizophrenia -- Disorders of volition in depression -- Prefrontal and anterior cingulate contributions to volition in depression -- Action control and its failure in clinical depression: a neurocognitive theory -- Cost of pleasure: effort and cognition in anhedonia and depression -- Disorders of volition in patients with prefrontal lobe damage -- Human ventrolateral frontal cortex and intended action -- Volition and the human prefrontal cortex -- Rostral prefrontal brain regions (area 10): a gateway between inner thought and the external world? -- Disorders of volition in substance abuse -- Broken willpower: impaired mechanisms of decision making and impulse control in substance abusers -- Craving, cognition, and the self-regulation of cigarette smoking -- Dynamic model of the will with an application to alcohol-intoxicated behavior.
Owning institution
  1. Harvard Library
Note
  1. "A Bradford book."
Bibliography (note)
  1. Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
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