0 acting as a result of a decision or choice; done because someone has decided or chosen to do it:
The action is not mechanical; it is volitional.
The complaints alleged volitional acts rather than accidental occurrences.
The purpose of the insanity defense is to ensure that a criminal sanction is imposed only on those who had the cognitive and volitional capacity to comply with the law.
This is a time of life in which you become a volitional consumer as opposed to being dressed by your parents.
The first drink may be volitional, but after one becomes addicted, it becomes a compulsion.
This contrast represents nothing less than the distinction between alienated and fully volitional forms of behavior-a contrast relevant to every behavioral domain.
Volitional signals can transform modulatory top-down signals into supra-threshold imagery.
Their paper also raises an interesting issue of what they ter m 'volitional control'.
Reminiscence is the volitional or nonvolitional act or process of recollecting memories of one's self in the past.
