Sentence examples for defiant behaviour from inspiring English sources

It's defiant behaviour," he says.

Younger children can be distracted and defiant behaviour ignored.

The next month the family appeared to be reunited, according to a report which described the father yelling at his daughter after she engaged in "defiant behaviour" towards staff, warning that Safe the Children might take her away from him.

He is supported by a Columbia University sociologist who has been studying the "pattern" of "highly publicised and dramatic acts of defiant behaviour" and who foresees more assassination attempts here in the next few years.

Withdrawn/Depressed (15.6%), Thought Problems (12.5%), Aggressive Behaviour (9.4%) and Oppositional Defiant Behaviour (9.4%) were the commonly reported problems.

These included cases of harassment and abuse, domestic violence, educational difficulties, defiant behaviour, bullying, and relationship issues.

CD involves a number of problematic behaviours including oppositional and defiant behaviours and antisocial activities (e.g., lying, stealing, running away and physical violence).

This scale describes ADHD and oppositional defiant symptoms and behaviours in children up to 10 years of age [ 28], comprises 10 items, scored 0-3, and provides a total sum score (0-30).

ODD involves repeated negativistic, defiant, disobedient and hostile behaviour toward authority figures.

The sections dealing with emotional problems (depression, anxiety) and disruptive behaviour (oppositional defiant disorder and conduct disorder) in the PACS are structured similarly to the ADHD-section except that symptoms are not evaluated across multiple situations.

Conduct disorder (CD), oppositional-defiant disorder (ODD), disruptive behaviour disorder NOS (DBD-NOS) and Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) grouped together here as disruptive behaviour disorders, are characterised by a set of externalising disruptive behaviours that occur during childhood.