1 Family breakdown can lead to behavioural problems in children.

2 She studied behavioural psychology at college.

3 It is the parents who actually observe these behavioural problems in their children.

4 We do not know which behavioural traits are inherited and which acquired.

5 Societies need to develop highly adaptive behavioural rules for survival.

6 The insidious course, the behavioural disturbances, and the distress of Alzheimer's disease make this uncommon.

7 One behavioural example that approaches this degree of elementary simplicity concerns hygienic behaviour in honeybees.

8 Behavioural psychologists prefer to limit themselves to the physically observable.

9 Behavioural techniques Most treatment programmes include behavioural modification techniques, making the patient's access to pleasurable activities contingent on weight gain.

10 It seems difficult to write behavioural objectives for this domain alone, as affective functioning is always interwoven with cognitive functioning.

11 At both stages, coping can have behavioural and psychological aspects.

12 The search for personal inadequacy and behavioural defects has been the key focus of such research and policy.

13 This section contains a detailed analysis of the behavioural determinants.

14 Yet this is exactly the behavioural propensity of the id uncovered by clinical psychoanalysis.

15 This is an interesting psychiatric case study of a child with extreme behavioural difficulties.

16 Social selection is undoubtedly one of the main evolutionary processes responsible for the emergence of ... behavioural characteristics.

17 The extent to which situational similarity on the perceptual side corresponds with similarity in the behavioural reports indicates individual consistency across situations.

18 The motivational system of a higher organism is complex, comprising several distinct types of mechanism expressed through differing behavioural means.

19 Behaviour is observed and measured from the outside, and propositions about behavioural patterns are readily testable and controllable.

20 It was concluded that good schools can, and do, exert an important protective effect against behavioural disturbance.

21 Lastly one may note the role played by the nervous system in controlling circadian behavioural patterns.

22 Homework tasks may centre around the client achieving specific behavioural tasks.

23 Animal models of man Psychobiology is based largely on studies of behavioural and physiological processes in non-human animals.

24 Purchase and consumption behaviour will be as much influenced by social groups as by any other form, of behavioural determinant.

25 This progress occurs regardless of whether a child shows emotional and behavioural disturbance.

26 Information was required on his or her physical and mental condition, including any functional mental disorder or behavioural problems.

27 You can measure the frequency of these sorts of behavioural anomalies.

28 No other model of chronic ulcer shows such morphological and behavioural similarity to the human duodenal ulcer.

29 For the male pied flycatcher, bigamy is obviously a successful strategy,[] but it also requires quite complex behavioural adaptations.

30 This is particularly important in the case of people with serious behavioural problems or continuing florid symptoms of psychiatric disorder.

1 We do not know which behavioural traits are inherited and which acquired.

31 Unlike hydra, they have clearly defined head and tail ends, and a much more elaborate behavioural repertoire.

32 High exposure to dioxins has been associated with cancer, low sperm counts, behavioural problems and diabetes.

33 For instance, we assume he would satisfy our behavioural criteria for being some one who knows the meaning of the word bank.

34 Yet despite this capacity to learn, the behavioural repertoire of chimpanzees is rudimentary and limited compared to people.

35 The behavioural specialists are responsible for providing data and attitudes for the policy-makers which should redress the balance. 11.

36 Others have behavioural problems and need to let off steam in a safe and controlled setting.

37 This, again, includes members of all three colleges and incorporates clinicians, basic and behavioural scientists, and students.

38 There are two responses that defenders of the behavioural approach might make to this argument.

39 The chapter then turns to a detailed analysis of the behavioural determinants of consumer demand.

40 Exactly the same as the mood disorders and behavioural characteristics of the primary disease.

41 How well do older people perform on these key behavioural factors?

42 Traditional behavioural formulations have regarded spoken language as the minimal units for any form of analysis.

43 The social consequences of compulsive gambling and risk-taking, workaholism, compulsive overspending and other behavioural addictions can be utterly destructive.

44 I have discovered that not only do they pass their shape and colour, but behavioural patterns as well.

45 In other species, there are behavioural drives the function of which is to avoid inbreeding.

46 They give rise to behavioural responses to external stimuli that are enduring and consistent within a person's psychological constitution.

47 Behavioural problems at 3-4 years of age have also been associated with maternal depression, both concurrent and postnatal.

48 Doak is quite sure that dolphins have varied personalities or behavioural traits, despite the uniformity of their bodies.

49 Behavioural theorists add that tall structures impose rigid supervision and control and therefore block initiative and ruin the motivation of subordinates.

50 Dennis Parsons was blessed with behavioural patterns which were etched into his brain like circuits in a microchip.

51 The clearer you are about your behavioural rights the better prepared you are to handle tricky situations assertively.

52 Qualitative changes in behaviour depend upon the concepts of behavioural variability and selective reinforcement.

53 The fundamental issue in the current debate is whether environmental lead causes intellectual impairment or behavioural disturbances in children.

54 In current research, several assessment methods are used, employing client self-report, behavioural observations(), and physiological monitoring equipment.

55 We are not looking for a single gene which is wholly responsible for a disorder or a behavioural predisposition.

56 But a great many of them are deeply damaged and turn up in class with all kinds of emotional and behavioural disorders.

57 Their unease about Microsoft's offer stems from the fact that a behavioural remedy is difficult to police.

58 Insomnia is treated by reassurance that sleep will improve when weight is regained and by behavioural techniques that also reduce anxiety.

59 Attractive subject combinations with psychology are pharmacology, physiology and behavioural neuroscience.

60 It continues the examination of the behavioural determinants of demand, by looking first at the role and significance of social class.

61 Secondly, Rutter evidently holds that any behavioural effects of lead are irrelevant to social phenomena, eg juvenile delinquency.

62 In addition, the neuronal representation and control of complex innate behavioural repertoires of strategic importance is based here.

63 Culture is the wellspring from which agreed behavioural norms are generated.

64 One requires a background of considerable behavioural complexity before one is justified in attributing to any creature beliefs, intentions and so on.

65 It is doubtless the affective aspect of the human soul that is most decisive in our behavioural choices.

66 A wide range of electrical recording techniques are currently available, although not all are suitable for studying behavioural processes.

67 Mencap's Day Services campaign indicates that the most desperate need is for the severely handicapped and those with behavioural difficulties.

68 The interviewer is looking for a relapsed sport or hobby which can be restarted and used as behavioural tasks in homework assignments.

69 The behavioural models are estimated by econometric methods applied to the Family Expenditure Survey data sets.

70 This produced a certain cultural and behavioural differentiation in the slave population, among whom language differences must have been highly significant.

71 The behavioural patterns are so different that they do not mix well.

72 It is essential for the marketer to understand the behavioural determinants of people's attitudes and purchase behaviour.

73 Organizations which set great store by behavioural conformity often develop patterns of operation which can appear ridiculous in their manifestations.

74 Scores on behavioural catalogues may appear fickle from one context to another precisely because they are sensitive to subtle changes.

75 This is the starting-point for behavioural approaches to language teaching.

76 They found that more than six out of 10 children with emotional and behavioural problems were regular smokers.

77 The uniqueness of man Most inferences from animals to the human species are based in anatomical, behavioural, or sociological comparisons.

78 Though the early stages of cognitive therapy are primarily behavioural, one often has to introduce cognitive material in order to facilitate tasks.

79 As we have said this signal comes in the form of a physical, mental, or behavioural symptom.

80 The chapter concludes with a brief examination of decision process and behavioural models of industrial purchasing.

81 Since these behavioural data are so crucial to interpreting the physiological findings they will repay careful scrutiny.

82 In Piaget's system the behavioural components are functional forms of organic structure.

83 They may well provide insight and help for other behavioural disorders but not for addictive disease as such.

84 Since behavioural methods are central to psychobiology they are tackled first in this chapter.

85 This may be a form of behavioural reinforcement operating on the personal motivation of the researcher.

86 Indeed it is even possible to produce a form of associative learning in which behavioural and neurophysiological inputs are mixed.

87 Attractive subject combinations with psychology are pharmacology, physiology and behavioural neuroscience. Job prospects are good.

88 Social class is a major behavioural determinant of consumer buying behaviour,[http:///behavioural.html] and its importance is widely acknowledged by marketers.

89 One obvious development is for the empirical studies to incorporate behavioural relationships.

90 In behavioural terms this usually occurs when people participating in the meeting get locked into an information loop.

91 Insights from the growing science of human behavioural genetics have yet to reach the top offices of the media.

92 However, I am wary of placing excessive pressure on children and teachers where there are behavioural difficulties or deprivation.

93 In contrast the younger members of the population appear to be offering more individual behavioural dimensions to explain improved health status.

94 An area of considerable interest to behavioural scientists for many years has been the process of interaction within groups.

95 A more detailed discussion of behavioural intervention strategies is included in Chapter 9.

96 The elements of behavioural repertoires are resources actively mustered by self-directing organisms.

97 It has, therefore, through natural selection, become part of the behavioural repertoire of the house martins.

98 Other commentators, unlike Clark, cite their favoured items of behavioural evidence for self-consciousness as if they were authoritative without further argument.

99 Another received cognitive behavioural therapy.

100 But his interests extend beyond the behavioural.

101 As with all societies, behavioural patterns stem from upbringing.

102 ‘We were interested whether behavioural flexibility can increase the chance of a given species to successfully colonise cities,’ said Dr Maklakov.

103 How these behavioural changes come about was, until recently, obscure.

104 Most patients have some degree of MR, behavioural disorders and hypogonadism.

105 The results show that activities of daily living and behavioural symptoms are significantly improved.

106 Sleep conflicts seem to be bound up with fundamental biological and behavioural differences between the sexes.

107 As with abacterium's locomotion, the activation of behavioural modules is basedon the interplay between chance and lawfulness in the brain.

108 "We were interested whether behavioural flexibility can increase the chance of a given species to successfully colonise cities," explained evolutionary biology expert Dr Alexei Maklakov.

109 Prof Sally Ozonoff, lead study author and professor of psychiatry and behavioural sciences at the Mind Institute, University of California, explained the higher average risk figures in her study.

110 Mr Thaler also says that only some of the recent problems were behavioural.

111 It's well known that fetal alcohol syndrome occurs when pregnant women drink excessively and causes behavioural and physical harm to the child after birth.

112 Second, the author studies on the model of key behavioural factors of successfully implementing performance management by exploratory factor analysis and validatory factor analysis.

113 To this end the physiological and genetical basis as well as the population genetics of key behavioural elements are investigated.

114 In Behavioural experiments, we manipulated the number of alternative conditionals and the number of disable conditionals that were implied in the major premise to form four types of problem space.

115 Rather, an ABM uses a bottom - up approach which assigns particular behavioural rules to each agent.

116 They reported their lastest insight into this early morning "wall of sound" in the journal Behavioural Ecology and Sociobiology.

117 The randomistas, for example, often invoke behavioural explanations for their experimental results.

118 It is associated with impaired hearing on behavioural pure-tone audiometry, absent acoustic reflexes, and poor speech perception, particularly in noisy environments.

119 The results indicate that suspension grafts of embryonic nigral tissue can ameliorate behavioural impairments induced by dopamine-depleting 6-OHDA lesions.

120 Various demographic, behavioural, and psychographic patterns are built up using techniques such as cluster analysis.

121 The International Behavioural and Neural Genetics Society works to promote the field of neurobehavioral genetics.

122 This is often called behavioural therapy, because it works through changing people's behaviour.

123 Fund managers are human too and subject to behavioural biases.

124 He is lecturer of Ergonomics of the department of Experimental Psychology and Behavioural Physiology.

125 We are also looking at how digit ratio relates to other behavioural issues, such as technophobia, and career paths.

126 This paper explores body - building functions of wushu from the perspective of behavioural medicine.

127 Behavioural differences appear early.

128 Stakes: cut tie technicality energy and undirectional membrane consistent behavioural.

129 Any dog clearly showing physical or behavioural abnormalities shall be disqualified.

130 The UK project is led by policy wonk David Halpern, a key part of Cameron's Downing Street brain trust and head of the Behavioural Insight Team.

131 The discipline is a branch of psychophysics in that it is interested in the relation between sensory input stimuli and the behavioural or psychological response that they provoke.

132 For many years behavioural economics languished at the fringes of the profession.

133 But it's not just about pills. I have tried talking therapies. I have had counselling, cognitive behavioural therapy, psychoanalytical therapy, the works.

134 The individual develops behavioural means to defend himself from the enticements to establish relations with others.

135 Experts suggest that children can reduce their weight through exercise and behavioural therapy together with parental guidance. Dieting is not recommended as it may affect body growth.

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137 Flamingos may try to appear more attractive to potential mates by using make-up. That's the finding of Spanish researchers writing in the journal Behavioural Ecology and Sociobiology.