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involuntary muscle |
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involuntary muscle [in′väl·ən‚ter·ē ′məs·əl] (physiology) Muscle not under the control of the will; usually consists of smooth muscle tissue and lies within a vescus, or is associated with skin. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Spitz is a seminal and scholarly work organized into several major chapters: "Facilitated Communications"; "Involuntary Muscle Movements, Clever Hans, and Lady"; "Clever Hans and Facilitated Communication"; "Involuntary Muscle Movements in Other Phenomena"; "Scientific Studies of Involuntary Muscle Movements"; "Additional Psychological Mechanisms Relevant for Understanding Facilitator Behavior"; and "Confirming False Beliefs". She has spinal cord injuries in two places and painful involuntary muscle contractions. She needed extensive two-person assistance because of tremors with involuntary muscle movements and general motor weakness. |
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