| somnambulism | <psychiatry, neurology> Sleepwalking, rising out of bed and walking about during an apparent state of sleep, usually occurring in the first third of the night and lasting a few minutes to a half hour. Origin: L. Somnus = sleep, ambulare = to walk (18 Nov 1997) |
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Synonyms : Sleep Walking, Sleep Walking Disorder, Sleep Walking Disorders, Wandering, Nocturnal
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sleepwalking: walking by a person who is asleep
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"Sleep walking." A psycho-physiological state, too well known to need explanation.
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Same as sleep walking.
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a stateof sleep, or half-waking trance, spontaneously or artificiallyinduced in which subconscious faculties take the place of normalconsciousness and direct the body in the performance of erratic(sleep walking) or highly intellectual actions (solving problems).The personality , itself, in some cases, seems very wise and exhibitssupernormal powers. See SOMNAMBULISM.
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The deepest state of hypnosis, where the client responds with amnesia, anesthesia, negative and positive hallucinations, and complete control of the senses. This type of person usually has 50% emotional suggestibility and 50% physical suggestibility. It is characterized by the eyes rolling up underneath the eyelids.
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| somnambulism | walking by a person who is asleep |
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