Sentence examples for behaviour at this age from inspiring English sources

The more privileged your class background, the more likely it is that criminal behaviour at this age will be construed as a "mistake" – the product of youthful high spirits and something you'll inevitably grow out of in time.

The health benefits of being physically active in childhood and adolescence are well established [ 1], but it is now emerging that sedentary behaviour at this age may also impact on health.

Another explanation is that joining the 27 club has become attractive to musicians who want to be more famous (whether consciously or subconsciously), and hence their risky behaviour peaks at this age, or they may even commit suicide at 27.

Smoking behaviour at the age of 29.

Smoking behaviour at the age of 13 and smoking behaviour of family members and close friends.

The Child Behavior Checklist/1½ 5 (CBCL/1½–5) was used to obtain standardized parent reports of children's problem behaviour at the age of 3 years.

There were no differences between respondents and non-respondents according to smoking behaviour at the age of 13, willingness to try smoking (among those who were non-smokers at the age of 13) or smoking behaviour of parents.

Belsky, Hsieh, and Crnic (1998) found that children who displayed more negative emotionality at age one year, showed stronger correlations between parenting deficits and both externalising and inhibited behaviour at the age of three years, suggesting that the children with greater negative emotionality were more susceptible to the influence of parental care.

Wadsworth et al conducted an in-depth analysis of factors that predicted non-response at age 53 years: these included male gender, low cognitive test score at age 8 years, behaviour at age 15 years and educational, stress and social factors during early adulthood.

Repeated corticosteroid courses were associated with increased rates of aggressive, destructive, distractible and hyperkinetic behaviour at the ages 3 and 6 years [43].

To characterise neurodevelopment at age two years and cognition and behaviour at age five years in children born with abdominal wall defects (gastroschisis or exomphalos).