automatism

He pointed out the difference of their approach from automatism.

The question is whether the automatism was the result of a mental disorder or not.

However, the existence of such automatism is, in my opinion, open to question.

This is automatism, but clearly it has its inspiration in nature.

Automatism is a state where the muscles act without any control by the mind, or with a lack of consciousness.

Automatism can also be self-induced, particularly by taking medical treatment.

Automatism and the unconscious: the work was planned, but details were not.

If something is interfering with this control, automatism may be available as an excuse.

He was instead required to rely on the defence of automatism.

There are several limitations to the defence of automatism in English law.

However there have been cases where the automatism defence was successful when none of these apply.

One example of automatism may be found in cases of epilepsy.

In medicine, automatism refers to a set of brief unconscious behaviors.

The trial judge ruled that this constituted insanity, not automatism.

What looks at first to be smudgy automatism is in reality carefully calculated.

In particular, he focuses on surrealist automatism as healing tool.

If enough of the drug is taken, a person may experience a state of automatism or dissociation.

Others consider the items created through automatism to be finished works themselves, needing no further refinement.

His practice is closely related to the "automatism form of surrealist art.

Researchers sometimes disagree about the classification of sleepwalking as an automatism.

Depending on jurisdiction, automatism may be a defense distinct from insanity or a species of it.

This situation is usually referred to as automatism.

He, too, was doubtful about the automatism of a break between Russia and the Western powers.

The effort to turn off a recurrent, dangerous train of thought blanked her face almost to automatism.

The judge allowed for a defence of insane automatism.