ideomotor

One way is to use what are called "ideomotor responses."

You always use the ideomotor signals as a feedback mechanism.

Whenever a person moves some part of her body without consciously doing it, that's an ideomotor response.

The ideomotor effect is when someone moves voluntary muscles without being aware of doing so.

The left hand also showed signs of severe ideomotor apraxia.

First induce an altered state, and then lead the person into answering questions with an ideomotor response.

Psychologists refer to the ideomotor effect to explain the action of the pendulum.

A chapter of the book deals with ideomotor effect and explains how there is nothing controversial about it.

If the person literally does not give you any signal and has trouble doing ideomotor responses, you might want to help her.

Ideomotor control supports selection and control of action, given intended outcomes.

Ideomotor apraxia: Cannot voluntarily perform a learned task when given the necessary objects.

These comorbidities can make it difficult to pick out the specific features of ideomotor apraxia.

There are a variety of brain areas were lesions have been correlated to ideomotor apraxia.

This test is specifically designed for ideomotor apraxia.

Some studies have shown ideomotor apraxia to independently diminish the patient's ability to function on their own.

The Ouija phenomenon has been criticized by many scientists as a hoax related to the ideomotor response.

It has also been shown that ideomotor apraxia sufferers may have some deficits in general spontaneous movements.

The speed and accuracy of grasping objects also appears unaffected by ideomotor apraxia.

The lesions most associated with ideomotor apraxia are to the left parietal and premotor areas.

After experimenting with dowsers, Barrett concluded that the ideomotor response was responsible for the rod's movements.

Patients with lesions to the supplementary motor area have also presented with ideomotor apraxia.

Illusions include vestibular illusions, vection, sea legs and the ideomotor effect.

Experimental design and statistical decisions tutorial: Comments on longitudinal ideomotor apraxia recovery.

Ideomotor apraxia: These patients have deficits in their ability to plan or complete motor actions that rely on semantic memory.

A simple experiment to demonstrate the ideomotor effect is to allow a hand-held pendulum to hover over a sheet of paper.