- Look up volition or
volitional in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Volition may
refer to:
Volition (psychology), the
process of
making and
acting on decisions...
- are
shown below.
Sentences in
English cannot express both
volitionality and non-
volitionality for one action[citation needed]. This is
indicated by the...
- and
philosopher who
presented his
revolutionary theories of
freedom and
Volitional Science in oral
lectures through his Free
Enterprise Institute from 1961...
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Major parti****nts are
describable in
terms of the
semantic features [±
Volitional] [±Instigating] [±Affected]
which makes them
distinctive from each other...
-
called '
volitional formations' both
because they are
formed as a
result of
volition and
because they are
causes for the
arising of ****ure
volitional actions...
- a
human causes the
death of
another human. A
homicide requires only a
volitional act or an
omission that
causes the
death of another, and thus a homicide...
- sub‑bases have
emerged for
verbs (seen in the
table below as the Potential,
Volitional, and
Euphonic bases). Meanwhile,
verbs no
longer differentiate between...
- diverse;
several frequentatives and
momentanes differentiating causative,
volitional-unpredictable and
anticausative are found,
often combined with each other...
-
cognitive skill.
During a
lucid dream, the
dreamer may gain some
amount of
volitional control over the
dream characters, narrative, or environment, although...
- defendant's
ability to
control their behavior at the time of the
offense (the
volitional limb). A
defendant claiming the
defense is
pleading "not
guilty by reason...
