Sentence examples for cognitive behavioural problem from inspiring English sources

After all, the problem we're dealing with is about humans fighting humans: a cognitive behavioural problem.

He was diagnosed with Asperger syndrome and obsessive compulsive disorder in his late 20s, and had an eating disorder and cognitive behavioural problems when he died.

Existing meta-analyses [ 11, 12] performed primary analyses on all types of interventions with subgroup analyses for cognitive behavioural therapy, problem solving therapy and other therapies.

Supervised occupational therapists, social workers, and psychologists from low vision rehabilitation organisations delivered the stepped care programme, which comprised watchful waiting, guided self help based on cognitive behavioural therapy, problem solving treatment, and referral to a general practitioner.

18 The final programme contained four consecutive steps that took about three months each: watchful waiting, guided self help based on cognitive behavioural therapy, problem solving treatment, and referral to the general practitioner (GP) (box).

The development of self-management and eHealth tools should be based on relevant theoretical and applied models, such as Bandura's social learning theory, theory of planned behaviour, cognitive behavioural therapy and problem solving therapy [55 57].

Of the 28 children with neonatal seizures shown on electroencephalography (EEG) only nine had normal development, 17 had motor problems (seven severe in more domains, three borderline motor combined with borderline cognitive and/or behavioural problems, seven borderline motor problems) and two had mild cognitive problems.

Women who drink one small glass of wine a week while pregnant are no more likely to have children with cognitive or behavioural problems as those who do not drink at all during pregnancy, research suggests.

"One of the interesting things about cannabidiol (CBD) is that it shows not just anti-seizure effects, but it also curiously seems to have an effect on cognitive and behavioural problems, which are very highly represented in people with epilepsy.

Only 12% of the children had cognitive or behavioural problems without motor problems.

Moreover, we analysed the relations between motor performance problems, health status, cognitive and behavioural problems.