Sentence examples for chains of behaviour from inspiring English sources

The dynamic developmental theory of ADHD [ 8, 9, 20] explains intra-individual behavioural variability as deficient acquisition of stimulus control of long chains of behaviour.

This is a chain of true behaviour change," notes Ms. Nizigiyimana.

MALEVA uses connectors and has output interfaces so that the output of one behaviour is the input of another one to form a chain of complex behaviours.

An integration of skills from dialectic behavioural therapy (daily review of symptom change; analysis of behaviour chains; development of crisis plans; emotional regulation skills for the whole family) with FBT (improvement of communications during mealtimes) [ 63] for families of adolescent bulimia nervosa has also been tried [ 64].

The convergence of the MCMC was assessed visually though examining the mixing of the three chains and the behaviour of sample autocorrelation plots.

This creates endless chains of blame, potentially justifying just about any kind of behaviour.

The chain extending behaviour of 2,2′-bis 2-oxazoline) (BOX) and 1,6-hexamethylene diisocyanate (HMDI) with two different oligomers was followed by means of acid value (AV) and molecular weight increments measured by size exclusion chromatography (SEC).

This is a first report on the chain transfer behaviour of polysulfide polymers, namely poly styrene disulfide) (PSD) and poly styrene tetrasulfide) (PST), in the radical polymerization of styrene.

The change in the quantity of crystalline phase cannot alone explain the conductivity data, and it is suggested that the space charge contribution in the interphase of the filler particles and the polymeric chains influences the behaviour of the samples.

One of the most effective treatments for depression focuses upon analysis of causal chains in overt behaviour, but does not include brain-related phenomena as steps along these causal pathways.

Such chaining of previously learned behaviours was observed in pigeons by Epstein et al. [26], in a famous replica of Köhler's [14] study with chimpanzees, where some subjects stacked boxes to reach an otherwise unobtainable reward.