Sentence examples for displaying aggressive behaviour from inspiring English sources

Another who was displaying aggressive behaviour waited four years (during which time he was permanently excluded from school and placed in a secure unit) before getting a diagnosis of autistic spectrum disorder.

The animals watched the films showing chimpanzees killing one of their own infants four times longer than any of the other movies, including those showing a colobus monkey being hunted and killed by chimps as well as those showing adult chimpanzees displaying aggressive behaviour towards each other.

Those that remain in the same areas as humans must quickly learn to compete for scarce resources and have been observed stealing crops, raiding livestock and displaying aggressive behaviour towards people.

Such 'violations' may range from simply leaving the hospital for some days without prior permission, to displaying aggressive behaviour.

Examples of this were patients with chronic suicidality, patients with personality disorders, patients with substance abuse with or without accompanying psychiatric problems, and patients displaying aggressive behaviour.

This study has shown that it is possible to reach mothers as well as fathers with parenting problems and to create an intervention program with very low dropout levels – which is of special importance for families with small children displaying aggressive behaviour.

Females released urine for longer while displaying aggressive behaviours in comparison to receptive or submissive behaviours (P < 0.05; Tukey test), or periods where they were not engaged in social interaction (P < 0.05; Tukey test).

To identify animals displaying high levels of aggression, an aggression index was assigned to each animal by calculating the proportion of time spent displaying aggressive behaviours at levels 4 and 5 (Table 2) in relation to all aggressive behaviours (levels 3a to 5).

One member of the BBC staff told the review team: "My line manager regularly displays aggressive behaviour, shouting and raging at me and others, completely unprovoked.

Female parasitoids that display aggressive behaviour towards conspecifics in defence of host resources must make a trade-off between time spent on aggression and time spent on parasitism.

Jonathan Auburn, representing the health board, said she had displayed aggressive behaviour, had threatened to kill members of staff and tried to use a drain pipe as a weapon.