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drivenness

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drivenness /driv·en·ness/ (driv´en-nes) hyperactivity (1).
organic drivenness  hyperactivity seen in brain-damaged individuals as a result of injury to and disorganization of cerebellar structures.


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The demand drivenness denotes the sense of intentional and voluntary learning based on specific and regulatory demands and personal needs.
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The critical helplessness of the church before the onrush of these forces may be emblem of this drivenness, though it seems to be read as a wave of sunny optimism to be caught.
God Is My Palm Pilot by Batstone, David / Sojourners
Drivenness needs to be distinguished from deliberate application of will.
The Self victorious: Personal strengths, chance, and co-incidence by Piechowski, Michael M. / Roeper Review
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