Children's hyperactive/inattentive behaviors associated with deficient mood and/or impulse regulation capacities were assessed by the Conners' 3 ADHD Index Parent version [ 33].
This type of self-love, which warrants comparison with, but is not the same as, Rousseau's amour de soi, encompasses love of one's fellow human beings, apart from whom one cannot either cultivate or satisfy the ethical, intellectual and aesthetic impulses and capacities in which one's essential humanity consists, and to whose well-being one's own is thus inextricably linked.
The Soyuz, on the other hand, weighed more than 280 tons and its gigantic size provided the much-needed impulse and lifting capacity to ferry considerable payloads.
This urgency boosts both our creative impulses and our capacity for self-expression.
Stockier than Cumberbatch, his Creature makes you believe in the character's Satanic impulse and in his capacity for murder: when he hoists Victor's brother on to his shoulders you instantly fear for the boy's life.
Autonomy in this sense requires capacities for impulse control, caring stably about some things, connecting one's goals to one's actions, and confidence that one can achieve at least some of one's goals by directing one's actions.
To the extent that all technology is construed as an effort to extend and improve our inherited human capacities, the impulse to enhance ourselves is a hallmark of our species, as legitimate to celebrate as to disparage.
The facets of cognition that are struck the hardest by AD include: sustained attention, prolonged concentration, inhibition of impulse and higher order capacities for deliberation, prudence and forethought.
They know in the depth of their souls that if we dedicate the human mind to overcome hatred, we can curb the evil impulse to use the new capacity of human technology to destroy.
The capacity to control impulses that arise from these feelings is a function of the prefrontal cortex.
