The tendency to engage in more impulsive behaviors, reflecting possible loss of impulse control, may be assessed using the impulse control scale [ 18].
The activation of reward systems in the brain and the loss of impulse control are similar to those involved in dependency on drugs.
Sergeant Bales injured his head and probably sustained a minor traumatic brain injury, which in chronic cases can lead to cognitive problems and a loss of impulse control.
Sergeant Bales injured his head and probably sustained a minor traumatic brain injury, which in chronic cases can lead to cognitive problems, personality changes and a loss of impulse control.
Other possible excuses for Bush's groping were offered up on social media, most notably that as people become elderly, they develop certain medical conditions that can result in a loss of impulse control.
Or perhaps, she explains, we are expressing latent talents that we never had the courage to show before -- since dopamine is also connected to a loss of impulse control.
Impulsivity and loss of impulse control may be considered important dimensions of suicidality.
These results support the view that reactive, but not proactive aggression, is often accompanied with anger and a loss of impulse control [ 4, 5].
Reactive aggression is often accompanied by anger and rage, autonomic arousal and loss of impulse control, and, therefore, has been described as a 'hot' form of aggression [ 3, 4].
But she does regret some of its consequences: the dearth of state accommodation for those who need it (there's currently a waiting list of 1.5 million); the widening gap between the mortgage-paying haves and the low-rent have-nots; the loss of the Utopian impulse towards social integration.
The elimination of noise will also cause the loss of useful channel impulse response leakage.
