Deautomatization definition of Deautomatization in the Free Online Encyclopedia.

3,897,384,465 visitors served.

TheFreeDictionary Google Bing

Word / Article Starts with Ends with Text

Dictionary/
thesaurus

Financial
dictionary

Wikipedia
encyclopedia

Deautomatization

a disturbance of the spatial, temporal, speed, and power parameters of movement in man.

In deautomatization a lack of coordination occurs in the activities of the analyzer systems, and different functional interrelationships are established. This process brings about impairment of the psychophysiological mechanisms of spatial orientation and spatial differentiation, deterioration in the quality of the perception and evaluation of time intervals, decrease in the scope and level of spatial analysis, and impairment of motor coordination. Special prophylactic measures are taken to increase the resistance of the neuromuscular apparatus to deautomatization.

REFERENCE

Ocherki psikhofiziologii truda kosmonavtov. Moscow. 1967.

B. A. DUSHKOV

Mentioned in	?		References in periodicals archive	?		Encyclopedia browser	?		Full browser	?
No references found	The identified effects of MORE on thought suppression also support a deautomatization interpretation of the correlation between mindfulness-induced reductions in 200 ms AB and higher post-intervention craving, and notably, among MORE participants, reductions in thought suppression were significantly correlated with decreases in 200 ms AB. Mindfulness training modifies cognitive, affective, and physiological ... by Garland, Eric L.; Gaylord, Susan A.; Boettiger, Charlotte A.; Howard, Matthew O. / Journal of Psychoactive Drugs The concept has historical roots in several related mental processes, as discussed by Martin (1997, 2002): deautomatization and the observing self (Deikman, 1982), decentering (Safran & Segal, 1990), mindfulness as a creative cognitive process (Langer, 1989), detachment (Bohart, 1983), and mental freedom (Krishnamurti, 1964). Higher stages of human development by Hartman, David; Zimberoff, Diane / Journal of Heart Centered Therapies In addition to this deautomatization of perception, the reader has to revise his current model of the character completely and enter into a new process of model construction. Toward a cognitive theory of literary character: the dynamics of ... by Schneider, Ralf / Style	Death Anniversary of Khomeini Death Anniversary of the Holy Prophet and the Martyrdom of Imam Hasan death assemblage death certificate death code Death in Venice death instinct death knell death mask Death of Blavatsky Death of Fox death penalty death point Death Rate Death Star Death Valley Death Valley Days Death Valley National Park Death Valley Scenic Byway death warrant Death, Accidental Death, Dance of Death, Premature Deaths-Head Moth deathwatch beetle Deautomatization Deauville deb DeBabelizer debacle DeBakey, Michael Debaltsevo debatable time debate Debauchery Debbugs Debed Debelianov, Dimcho Debendranath Tagore debenture debenzylation Debets, Georgii Debets, Georgii Frantsevich Debian Debian GNU/Hurd Debian GNU/Linux debianize Debidour, Antonin Debin Debir Debit	deathrate Deathrow Deathrow Deathrow Deaths Deaths Deaths Deaths Deaths Deaths by cancer Deaths by cancer Deaths by cancer Deaths in Custody Reporting Act Deaths in Custody Watch Committee Deaths-Head Moth Deathscythe deathsman Deathspell Omega Deathstar deathtrap Deathward deathwatch deathwatch beetle deathwatch beetle DeathWish II deattribute deattribution deattributions Deaurate Deauration Deautomatization Deauville Deauville Deauville American Film Festival Deauville pour les Cultures Juives Deauville Saint-Gatien Airport Deauville St-Gatien Deauville, France Deauville, France Deave DEAVS DEAW deb deb deb Deb Canham Artist Designs deb. DEB/DRAMA Deba DeBabelizer Debacchate Debacchation debacle debacle debacle débâcle débâcle debacles debacles debacles debag

The identified effects of MORE on thought suppression also support a deautomatization interpretation of the correlation between mindfulness-induced reductions in 200 ms AB and higher post-intervention craving, and notably, among MORE participants, reductions in thought suppression were significantly correlated with decreases in 200 ms AB.

Mindfulness training modifies cognitive, affective, and physiological ... by Garland, Eric L.; Gaylord, Susan A.; Boettiger, Charlotte A.; Howard, Matthew O. / Journal of Psychoactive Drugs

The concept has historical roots in several related mental processes, as discussed by Martin (1997, 2002): deautomatization and the observing self (Deikman, 1982), decentering (Safran & Segal, 1990), mindfulness as a creative cognitive process (Langer, 1989), detachment (Bohart, 1983), and mental freedom (Krishnamurti, 1964).

Higher stages of human development by Hartman, David; Zimberoff, Diane / Journal of Heart Centered Therapies

In addition to this deautomatization of perception, the reader has to revise his current model of the character completely and enter into a new process of model construction.

Toward a cognitive theory of literary character: the dynamics of ... by Schneider, Ralf / Style

TheFreeDictionary Google

Word / Article Starts with Ends with Text

Free Tools:	For surfers: Free toolbar & extensions \| Word of the Day \| Help For webmasters: Free content \| Linking \| Lookup box \| Double-click lookup

Disclaimer
All content on this website, including dictionary, thesaurus, literature, geography, and other reference data is for informational purposes only. This information should not be considered complete, up to date, and is not intended to be used in place of a visit, consultation, or advice of a legal, medical, or any other professional.