A similar pattern of behavioural arrhythmia and cell loss was observed when TAβ42 was restricted to clock neurons (tim,repo-gal80>TAβ 42, Fig. 5C; supplementary material Fig. S5).
Prochaska and colleagues' Stages of Change Model [ 46] describe a spiral pattern of behavioural change comprising of five major stages; precontemplation, contemplation, preparation, action and maintenance with those who are in the early stages being either unaware, in denial or not able to commit to making any changes.
This study revealed an aberrant pattern of behavioural and lateral brain perfusion associations in schizophrenia during two well-known but different tasks of executive functioning.
The European Commission [ 9] defined stress as a pattern of emotional, cognitive, behavioural, and physiological reactions to adverse and noxious aspects of work content, work organisation, and work environment.
In order to determine an individual's pattern of behavioural response to occupational stress, it is necessary to go beyond the analysis of the single scales.
Work-related stress has been defined as a pattern of stress responses/reactions (emotional, cognitive, behavioural and physiological) caused by the adverse aspects of work stressors (work content, organisation, environment) and is a state of high levels of arousal, distress and feelings of not coping [ 7].
This study demonstrates the pattern of behavioural change in emergency department clinicians over three and a half years, and describes the changes surrounding different interventions to promote a particular prescribing strategy.
However, the late-onset pattern of behavioural activation observed after acute quinpirole exposure was equal in vehicle- and cannabinoid-treated animals.
This opposite pattern of behavioural performance (i.e., slower reaction times for decoding repeated intentions) is in line with previous work demonstrating that behavioural attenuation effects (rather than priming effects) may occur as a function of the task instruction [34].
