The phrase "abnormal behavioural" is not correct in standard written English; it should be "abnormal behavior" in American English or "abnormal behaviour" in British English.
You can use it when discussing actions or patterns that deviate from the norm, particularly in psychological or medical contexts.
Example: "The study focused on the abnormal behaviour exhibited by the subjects during the experiment."
Alternatives: "atypical behavior" or "deviant behavior."
And our imaginary test really was ridiculously good: it's very difficult to identify suspects, just from slightly abnormal behavioural patterns.
There are a lot of unanswered questions and different points of view, not least because even so-called normal kids can have abnormal behavioural tendencies for a while.
This suggests that the abnormal behavioural and molecular circadian rhythms observed in R6/2 mice arise from dysfunction of brain circuitry afferent to the SCN, rather than the pacemaker itself [16].
On the other hand, stress and depression are known to endanger both the mother and pregnancy outcome, including abnormal behavioural development of the infant at follow-up [ 9].
In stimulant users, the normal relationship between caudate nucleus activation and response perseveration was reversed by dopamine agonists, suggesting an interaction between acute and chronic dopamine dysregulation in the caudate nucleus, leading to abnormal behavioural decisions.
By contrast, the 20°C-cultivated AFD-ablated animals had two abnormal behavioural phenotypes: cryophilic movement is to migrate to colder regions than wild-type animals and athermotactic movement is random movement on the thermal gradient (Fig 3A).
Paradoxically, mice exposed to both variables often exhibited a mitigation of abnormal behaviours, rather than increased behavioural abnormalities as expected.
Our system also uses this 'behavioural fingerprint' to identify abnormal behaviour in the context of suspicious activity, enabling firms to spot and investigate misconduct faster and smarter.
Affected dogs experience cortical blindness and other neurologic abnormalities including abnormal (hypermetria) gait and behavioural changes [ 115, 116] and may be considered as differential in young Standard Poodles that present with focal seizures or behavioural changes.
prenatal and/or postnatal growth retardation or prenatal and postnatal overgrowth; hypo- or hyperglycemia; abnormal feeding behaviour in early childhood and later; and behavioural difficulties in childhood.
