Sentence examples for behavioural responding from inspiring English sources

These alignment events were selected in order to capture the key behavioural events occurring in a 5-CSRTT trial: the nose-poke in the food magazine that initiates a trial, the self-paced start of waiting/'scanning' behaviour, the time of behavioural responding, and the return of the rat to the food magazine, either to receive a food reward, or to terminate a post-error time-out period.

It is possible that a more protracted session, or a series of multiple sessions delivered over several days, would be required to impact upon behavioural responding.

However, the occurrence of behavioural responding is determined by some process occurring in addition to ramping activity; if the triggering of a response was related to ramping reaching a threshold then premature responses could not be explained by this model.

Our results suggest that GCY-35 is regulated by molecular oxygen, and that social feeding can be a behavioural strategy for responding to hyperoxic environments.

Although people with ADHD have shown behavioural deficits in responding to simple stimuli during sensorimotor tasks [ 28- 30], methodological shortcomings in the limited studies available have precluded an adequate understanding of the role of neural networks in processing predictable and non-predictable stimuli in ADHD.

While SHR adopted a more active strategy (higher climbing and swimming behaviour), displaying behavioural activation, WKY responded in a more passive manner, showing typical behavioural inhibition.

Evidence suggests that respondents respond differently to behavioural or attitudinal questions in self administered questionnaires and face to face interviews; they feel more pressurised to give a 'socially desirable' answer in face to face interviews [ 13].

This experience may also be an accurate perception of the difficulty infants at greater risk for impairment may have in responding to behavioural interventions because of their reduced ability to organize behavioural state and biobehavioural responses.

Economic evaluation of such interventions will require an understanding of how peoples' behaviour responds to these interventions, and how these behavioural impacts are maintained, or otherwise, over time.

Determining the environmental and genetic factors that mould these behavioural types is crucial to understanding how behaviours might respond to selection.

Our study shows that cobweb spiders actively manipulate web-spinning behaviours in ways that alter the functions of their webs and that even spiders spinning relatively long-lasting webs may use behavioural plasticity to respond to changing selective pressures in their environment.