Sentence examples for behavior and somatic functioning from inspiring English sources

However, TMD-pain seem to have a strong association to emotional, behavior and somatic functioning, with higher frequencies of anxiety, depression, somatic problems, aggressive behavior and thought problems, than children and adolescents without TMD-pain.

In conclusion, TMD-pain in children and adolescents does not seem to affect the social activities but it seems to have a strong association to emotional, behavior and somatic functioning, with higher frequencies of anxiety, depression, somatic problems, aggressive behavior and thought problems than children and adolescents without TMD-pain.

Furthermore, both cognitive and somatic functioning were optimized.

Unique among unicellular organisms, Paramecium and other ciliates separate germinal and somatic functions.

Separating germ and somatic functions amongst individual cells or cell lineages requires that each sacrifice autonomy.

Cessation of nicotine administration leads to negative affective (dysphoric- and anxiety-like behavior) and somatic withdrawal signs (Epping-Jordan et al, 1998).

Athletes were prompted to respond to questions about their mood, behavior, and somatic symptoms three times a day during their sports season.

This study aims to identify those factors with the highest impact on internalizing problem behavior (anxious, depressed and withdrawn behavior, and somatic complaints) and externalizing problem behavior (aggressive and rule-breaking behavior) as measured by the Youth Self-Report (YSR).

This proves to be especially true for internalizing behavior (anxious, depressed and withdrawn behavior, and somatic complaints), but the overall effect size for externalizing behavior (aggressive and rule-breaking behavior) is significant as well.

Items were summed to obtain a total score for internalizing symptoms (i.e., anxious/depressed behavior, withdrawn/depressed behavior and somatic complains) and externalizing symptoms (i.e., aggressive and rule-breaking behavior).

Internalizing behavior problems mainly affect the child's internal psychological environment, and are characterized by anxious, withdrawn, inhibited or depressed behaviors and somatic complaints [ 21].