Sentence examples for behavioural concerns from inspiring English sources

This is important, as children with ADHD before a head injury tend to fare more poorly in both cognition and adaptive behaviour after serious traumatic brain injury than do children without pre-injury behavioural concerns.

As part of the club's drive to tackle the more endemic problems they face, each has to show his school report and attendance record at least once every three months to prove he is keeping up with his studies, while coaches regularly meet with parents to discuss their social development and address any behavioural concerns.

In the short term, it is timely to begin considering behavioural concerns as well as technology, largely because doing so may actually help overcome some of the institutional and political barriers that currently seem intractable.

The RS (11 items) [ 44] measures attitudinal and behavioural concerns about dieting and weight regulation.

All ethical principles were followed, including confidentiality, informed consent and referral for children identified with developmental or behavioural concerns.

Psychiatrists are based in tertiary hospitals and attend to individuals with more severe emotional and behavioural concerns.

Such responses are classified as affective (assessing feelings as pleasant or unpleasant), cognitive (concerning beliefs, opinions, and ideas about the attitude object) and behavioural (concerning behavioural intentions or action predispositions).

At either age 3 or 5, 21.8% of children had screened at high risk of developmental disabilities (Path A) according to the Parents' Evaluation of Development, and 27.3% of children had a history of referral for any developmental or behavioural concern.

This great diversity is similar to the findings of a recent Australian study; GPs' preventive behaviour concerning lifestyle behavioural risk factor screening and management factors varied and was influenced by personal interest, perceptions of their own effectiveness and perceived external control factors [ 14].

A fundamental question in behavioural ecology concerns the factors that influence the degree of spatial overlap of home ranges, and the processes that determine how likely it is that an individual will access resources over its home range.

A major question in behavioural ecology concerns the relationship between genetic mating systems and the strength of sexual selection.