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The same mechanism also reproduces key behavioral hallmarks associated with target-distracter interactions.

Their paper, titled "Excessive social media users demonstrate impaired decision making in the Iowa Gambling Task" (Meshi, Elizarova, Bender and Verdejo-Garcia) and published in the Journal of Behavioral Addictions, indicates that people who use social media sites heavily actually display some of the behavioral hallmarks of someone addicted to cocaine or heroin.

Identification of the functional, structural, and behavioral hallmarks of normal aging aids in our understanding of atypical changes indicative of dementia.

Furthermore, PI3Kγ KO mice showed impaired memory in the Morris water maze test, as well as poor social skill with conspecifics, representing other behavioral hallmarks of the ADHD phenotype.

The behavioral hallmark of this altered neuronal signaling is abnormal responsiveness to non-noxious stimuli, termed allodynia.

We will also discuss some empirical predictions that can be tested in future studies, such as: 1) how disrupted connectivity relates to cognitive impairments in skills such as Theory-of-Mind, cognitive flexibility, and information processing; and 2) how connection abnormalities relate to, and may determine, behavioral symptoms hallmarked by the triad of Impairments in ASD.

In times of behavioral crisis, the hallmarks of the Manville School response include not only behavioral support and skills training, but also a deep commitment to acceptance and understanding.

Emotional behavioral disturbances are hallmarks of many dementias but their pathophysiology is poorly understood.

Nonetheless, important aspects of AD have been reproduced in these models, including its biochemical signatures, histopathological hallmarks, behavioral and motor impairments, and, to some degree, neuronal and synaptic loss.

Two hallmarks of behavioral ecology, in contrast to classical ethology, for example, are an essentially hypothetico-deductive formulation of questions with hypotheses often preceding observation and an experimental approach to test these hypotheses (Danchin et al. 2008).

Experimentally, inhibitors of complex I of the mitochondrial respiratory chain can produce the selective neuronal loss and consequent behavioral deficits mimicking PD hallmarks.