… himself as an autonomous agent. NFB may do more to promote autonomy by enabling
individuals … After showing how neuromodulation can benefit subjects, I consider some of the risks …

… or enhance a person's agency and autonomy? Related to this, … This issue is related to the
fact that these neuromodulation … Here we suggest that agency and autonomy depend on the …

… argued that neuromodulation techniques can impact on autonomy in various ways.
Neurodmodulation can reduce autonomy by impeding the capacities needed for autonomous choice, …

… or enhance a person’s agency and autonomy? Related to this, … This issue is related to the
fact that these neuromodulation … Here we suggest that agency and autonomy depend on the …

… to concepts such as agency, free will, autonomy, identity, … 5.2, I will introduce some definitions
of free will and autonomy… (deficiency of a neurotransmitter or neuromodulator) that are a …

… Invasive and noninvasive technological neuromodulation of the brain has major impact on …
problems regarding autonomy and informed consent in clinical or scientific neuromodulation. …

… Here, we focus on the ethical priority to protect the ability to make autonomous decisions (Veatch,
1981). Previous researchers, ethicists, and philosophers approach the concepts …

… and circulation of this neuromodulation technology. I … autonomy that underpin care plans
today are thus removed from this new ‘technical’ relationship. In addition, this loss of autonomy …

… using neuromodulation. Instead of asking if (and how) DBS poses a threat to the user’s …
on autonomous agency but also its impact on agency broadly. I continued to say that agency …

… neuromodulation in the near to far future (5–10 years) will involve integration of adaptive
network neuromodulation … In the automotive industry the timeline for adoption of autonomous …