Sentence examples for challenging behavioural from inspiring English sources

CT employs a number of techniques designed to re-align the distorted cognitions with reality, including thought monitoring and thought challenging, behavioural experiments, video feedback, surveys of opinion and the like.

This Irish-set feature debut from US-born director Steph Green is heartfelt and noteworthy in putting a stroke sufferer on screen, Edward MacLiam's Conor, who isn't wheelchair-bound but a hyperactive soul trapped in challenging behavioural patterns.

Integrating theory into clinical reasoning may help support better understanding of these challenging behavioural issues.

It seems likely that some patients will prefer face-to-face therapy and/or find that they cannot progress with some of the challenging behavioural experiments that are an integral part of treatment without the presence of a therapist.

Furthermore, investigations in the secondary care setting may tend to enrol more severe cases with more challenging behavioural and psychiatric problems and thus lead to overestimates of the use of psychotropic drugs in people with intellectual disability.

Volunteers were assigned to one of four experimental conditions in which they were either injected with typhoid vaccine or saline placebo, and then either rested or completed two challenging behavioural tasks.

The current availability of several thousand different mutant mice challenges behavioural neuroscientists to extend their views and methodologies, to dissect complex behaviours into behavioural phenotypes, and subsequently to define gene behavioural phenotype relationships.

To address these challenges, behavioural ecologists should design studies not only to answer basic scientific questions but also to provide ancillary information for protection and management of their study organisms and habitats, and then share their biological insights with the applied conservation community.

During and after an erosive challenge, behavioural factors play a role in modifying the extent of tooth wear.

Work on assumptions challenged by behavioural experiments.

Patients' fears about breaking these rules are identified and challenged using behavioural experiments in combination with relevant education about the triggers of binge eating and the processes underlying weight gain and shape change.