Sentence examples for behavioral troubles from inspiring English sources

Binging and overeating were especially linked to emotional and behavioral troubles for both genders.

Consequences of impaired facial emotion recognition on behavioral troubles in AD are questioned and should be clarified [ 62].

Initially developped in psychometrics to assess the severity of behavioral troubles or disturbances [ 1- 3], ordinal rating scales (ORS) are now essential tools in health research and health care: for example to measure clinical outcomes such as symptom grading [ 4], pathologists finding [ 5], disease severity [ 6], treatment response [ 7- 9], as well as health-related quality of life [ 10, 11].

Suspicions among investigators initially leaned toward C. J., a boy described by many as both caring and troubled by a history of behavioral problems.

With two older siblings already in school and relatively well adjusted, Joseph didn't cause much alarm to his parents with his early behavioral issues, troubling though they were to his teachers.

Kimon Zorbas, the vice president of the Interactive Advertising Bureau Europe, said most Europeans were not troubled by behavioral advertising, and those who were could simply block them through the industry's Web site.

It's also useful for trouble-shooting common behavioral issues, like barking, jumping up on people or chewing, and for curbing fear-based aggression.

Mr. Armstrong also challenged the idea that it was effective to show people advertisements based on what they searched for hours or days earlier: "Does a user want to see an ad on cars when they are planning their weekend vacation, or do they want to see an ad related to what they are looking at?" Indeed, some argue that behavioral targeting may be more trouble than it is worth.

Workers with probable PTSD also perceived their children as having more psychological symptoms (such as clinginess or trouble sleeping) and behavioral problems than workers without PTSD.

The trouble is, he says, behavioral optometrists overstate their claims, generalizing, for example, from the evidence that vision therapy works for convergence insufficiency to validate all that they do.

Cognitive and emotional symptoms include behavioral or mood changes, confusion, and trouble with memory, concentration, attention, or thinking.