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The Routledge Spanish Bilingual Dictionary of Psychology and ...
... automnesia п — automnesia ...
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Novo dicionário da língua portuguesa
(Do gr.autos+ metron) * *Automnesia*, f. Vestigio, que a memória conserva,
segundo Ampère,
Cândido de Figueiredo, 1937
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Mosby's Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing and Health ...
Also called automatic behaviour. automnesia /or't6mné'zha/, the recollection of a
previous experience. autonomic /or'tanom'ik/ [Gk, autos + nomos, law], 1. having
the ability to function independently without outside influence. 2. pertaining to ...
Peter Harris, Sue Nagy, Nicholas Vardaxis, 2009
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Human Personality and Its Survival of Bodily Death
Automnesia.—Spontaneous revival of memories of an earlier condition of life.
Autoscope.—Any instrument which reveals a subliminal motor impulse or
sensory impression, e.g., a divining rod, a tilting table, or a planchette. Bilocation.
Frederic William Henry Myers, 1927
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A Dictionary of Psychology
A machine or mechanical device that can perform tasks intelligently; a person
who behaves mechanically, without emotion, like a robot. See also ZOMBIE (I).
automata pl. [From Greek automatos selfmoving, from autos self] automnesia n.
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Mosby's Pocket Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing & Health ...
... noncontrolling adjunct of the body. 3. (in psychology) mechanical, repetitive,
and undirected behavior that is not consciously controlled, as seen in
psychomotor epilepsy, hysteric states, and such acts as sleepwalking.
automnesia/ô′tōmnē ...
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Robertson's Words for a Modern Age: A Cross Reference of ...
... compare with cogni-, epistemo-, not-, and sci- for words with related meanings.
Qualifying words: amnemonic, amnesia, amnesiac, amnesic, amnestic, amnesty,
an- amnestic, antimnemonic, automnesia, cryp- tomnesia, mnemic, mnemonic, ...
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A Thesaurus of Medical Word Roots
mne(m) Greek mneme memory, remember PREFIXED ROOT: mnesia: amnesia (
loss of memory) {amnesic, amnestic} (a privative) automnesia (spontaneous
revival of memories of an earlier condition of life) (autos self) dysmnesia (a
naturally ...
Horace Gerald Danner, 2013
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The DeKalb Literary Arts Journal
elainefalone AUTOMNESIA what creature inhabits the space between what the
eye sees & how the hand draws. is his name Distortion or Magic, Mistake or
Expression. Can he be appeased & stroked, content to sleep on the job in the
living ...
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Mosby's Medical Dictionary
Also called automatic behavior. automnesia /O'tOmne'zho/, the recollection of a
previous experience. autonomic /O'tonom'ik/ [Gk,autos+nomos,law], 1. having the
ability to function independently without outside influence. 2. pertaining to the ...
