Automatism ( noun , noun )

(As a noun)

Automatism ( noun )

The state or condition of behaving or functioning in a mechanical or unconscious manner, without conscious control or intention.

Origin:

From the greek autos, meaning "self" and matos, meaning "moving".

Examples:

1. The automatism of the patient's movements indicated a dissociative disorder.
2. The automatism of the assembly line makes it more efficient.
3. The automatism of the security system ensures that it works correctly.
4. Automatism is a type of behavior that occurs unconsciously.
5. Automatism is often seen in patients with dissociative disorders.

(As a noun)

Automatism ( noun )

The state or condition of behaving or functioning in a mechanical or unconscious manner, without conscious control or intention.

Origin:

From the greek autos, meaning "self" and matos, meaning "moving".

Examples:

1. The automatism of the patient's movements indicated a dissociative disorder.
2. The automatism of the assembly line makes it more efficient.
3. The automatism of the security system ensures that it works correctly.
4. Automatism is a type of behavior that occurs unconsciously.
5. Automatism is often seen in patients with dissociative disorders.