Sentence examples for distressed behaviour from inspiring English sources

His subsequent distressed behaviour concerned Accident and Emergency staff.

Firstly, there is the response of the person with dementia to a disruption – which results in disengaged or distressed behaviour – which in turn induces a response from the co-patient.

The distressed, and distressing, behaviour of the pilot whales currently threatening to beach themselves in South Uist reflects the remarkable and highly complex nature of cetacean sociability.

There is an obvious dilemma for Chisora: he is 28, has a mother who is seriously distressed by his behaviour, and he has to earn a living – yet if he applies for a licence to box in another country he will give the impression that he is snubbing the British board.

Disruption adversely affected the person with dementia, triggering constructive, disengaged, distressed and neutral behaviours.

The patients with dementia appeared to seek a feeling of control by constructive, disengaged, distressed or neutral behaviours.

This included features such as presence of other distressed patients, attitude and behaviour of the staff and whether or not patients knew the staff from before.

Equally important has been re-interpreting "challenging behaviour" as a "distressed reaction" that usually has a rational cause.

This implied that tension could be associated with undesirable attitudes and behaviour, and that distressed mothers may not deserve external intervention.

From this viewpoint we suggest that the patient with dementia gained a sense of control through four categories of behaviour: constructive, disengaged, distressed and neutral.

Although there were 3 occasions where the child, equally scored both treatment halves, the respective carer and nursing staff member, consistently indicated that the child's behaviour was less distressed and calmer during the treatment when VR was applied, suggesting that VR made it less distressing for the child.