This review presents data showing that apathy is common across a number of disorders.
Apathy is not only common, but is also associated with significant problems: reduced functional …

The cerebellum has traditionally been seen primarily to coordinate voluntary movement, but
evidence is accumulating that it may play a role in cognition and behavior as well. This is a …

… involved only children and adolescents, and that of van Reekum. studied a control group …
61 van Reekum R: Acquired and developmental brain dysfunction in borderline personality …

Substantial psychological and neurobehavioural evidence is available to support the
hypothesis that traumatic brain injury (TBI) is a risk factor for subsequent psychiatric disorders. …

… Consensus on these revised diagnostic criteria has still not been reached (personal
communication with Marin and van Reekum who are part of a working group of apathy researchers …

Apathy is best characterized in behavioral terms as an absence of responsiveness to stimuli
as demonstrated by a lack of self-initiated action. The main thesis of this chapter is that there …

Infection with several important pathogens could constitute risk factors for cognitive impairment,
dementia, and Alzheimer's disease (AD) in particular. This review summarizes the data …

Emerging evidence suggests that motivational deficits are a central component of negative
symptoms in schizophrenia, and linked to functional impairment characterizing this illness. …

Objective: In subjects with borderline personality disorder (BPD), compared with subjects
who attempted suicide, to review neuropsychological (NP) function that may predispose to …

Background Apathy is a common and significant problem in patients with dementia, regardless
of its cause. Observations about frontosubcortical circuit syndromes indicate that apathy …