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impulse

[im-puhls] / ˈɪm pʌls /




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It could be argued that the Surrealist impulse—primitive, mysterious, downright weird—isn’t modern but as old as art itself.

From The Wall Street Journal

In typical cases, the exposure damages the brain’s frontal lobe, which slows cognition, impairs impulse control, restricts dopamine production and affects mood.

From The Wall Street Journal

Medical imaging of adolescent brains shows structural changes in areas involved in impulse control and decision-making.

From The Wall Street Journal

As competitive as he is, as intense as he can be, he knows how to keep his impulses from compromising his team’s long-term objectives.

From Los Angeles Times

While our impulse buys might juice the bottom line in the short run, all the resulting returns, complaints and overall customer dissatisfaction can hurt a business by eroding our trust in it.

From The Wall Street Journal