nearimpulsiveness
Nearimpulsiveness is a proposed behavioral concept describing actions that are executed with remarkably quick response times and low overt deliberation, yet are not fully automatic or reflexive. The term signals a position between traditional impulsivity and higher-order self-control, capturing actions that occur with minimal but discernible internal processing rather than without any thought.
Key characteristics include rapid initiation of an action following a triggering cue, limited consideration of potential
Measurement approaches typically rely on reaction-time tasks, such as Go/No-Go or Stop-Signal paradigms, paired with subjective
The concept remains exploratory and is not yet widely adopted in clinical diagnostics. Critics argue that nearimpulsiveness