10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ECHOPRAXIS»
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echopraxis in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Midline Medical Dictionary
Spasmodic imitation of another's gesture; echokinesia; echokinesis; echopraxis.
Echopraxis. See Echopraxia. Echovirus. A virus related to influenza which
causes obscure types of infection. Eclabium. Eversion of a lip. Jdfl ate; Eclampsia
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2
Basic Problems of Neurolinguistics
Neuropsychological tests showed only mild and diffuse symptons; the paticnt's
behavior was completely adequate, he exhibited traces of echopraxis, but with
correction, and he did not use his right hand. His speech was intact apart from
very ...
3
South African journal of psychology:
had not been taken. The learners in question took their medication immediately
after the testing was completed. Each child completed the following tests in the
following order: cancellation tasks 1 and 2; Luria's Echopraxis test; the Stroop test
; ...
4
Gestalt Therapy: Advances in Theory and Practice
Stern (2004: 82) writes about the ``gating'' mechanisms by which a person can
distance the mirror responses and can come to his/her own position, and points
out that there is even a condition of brain damage (echopraxis) where a person ...
Talia Bar-Yoseph Levine, 2012
... novels, whichbothaddsaveneer of credibility tohis work and actsasashield
against nitpickers. His novelette TheIsland won the Hugo Awardand was
nominated forthe Sturgeon Awards. Upcoming is Echopraxis, amajor new hard
SF novel.
Jonathan Strahan, Pat Cadigan, Hannu Rajaniemi, 2014
... each having a twofold aspect of only apparently contradictory cleavage or
confusion: from echolalia and echopraxis to alternating feelings of being
completely controlled by some entity perceived as the world or of being able to
exercise over ...
Claude Lévi-Strauss, 1992
7
Childhood Psychosis: A Lacanian Perspective
In its place, there appear proto-specular phenomena, such as the echolalia and
echopraxis, which took place during the sessions. The Other is real because of
the symbolic failing proper to psychosis. There were moments when she would ...
Silvia Elena Tendlarz, 2003
8
Pathology for the Physical Therapist Assistant
Paucity of spontaneous movement and gesture • Motor, sensory, verbal
perseveration • Confabulation • Echopraxis or imitation of gestures •
Anosognosia or explicit denial of illness or deficit • Anosodiaphoria or lack of
genuine concern about ...
Catherine C. Goodman, Kenda S. Fuller, 2011
9
The Wordsworth Thesaurus: For Home, Office and Study
Imitation n. apery, aping, copy, counterfeit, counterfeiting, duplication, echoing,
echopraxia, echopraxis, fake, forgery, impersonation, impression, likeness,
mimesis, mimicry, mockery, parody, reflection, replica, reproduction, resemblance
, ...
Wordsworth, William, 1993
10
Cellular and Molecular Biology of Autism Spectrum Disorders
Psychopathological symptoms include: altered activity, psychokinetic attenuation,
hyperkinesis, existence of psychomotor agitation, movement stereotypia,
verbigeration, echolalia, echopraxis, echomimic, automatic expressions of styling
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