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.
An initial assessment is made of sensory and motor function of the swallowing mechanisms, airways protection, phonation, volitional cough and the cough reflex.
This implied that it was higher-level activity, with a volitional or psychical causal form, which integrated lower-level processes into consciousness.
It characterizes constrained volitional needs for valueless objects as disjunctive.
All behavior, normal and abnormal alike, is the product of congenital or acquired conditions affecting emotional or volitional predispositions.
The dream process is seen as having "no primary ideational, volitional, or emotional content" (p. 1347).
In such cases, there is no bar against these individuals exercising volitional control in per forming actions believed by them to be wrong.
Saccades are reflexively triggered by a suddenly appearing visual target and are also under volitional control.
Consequently, if impeded agreement is a criterion for nonpaternalism then some policy responses to cognitive or volitional failures will meet this criterion.
