Sentence examples for impulsiveness from inspiring English sources

She said small research projects had shown a simple and shortened version of mindfulness meditation reduced impulsiveness, shouting and anger in autistic children.

A study of the effects of courses across seven institutions in the West Midlands, focusing on 167 prisoners, found impulsiveness among prisoners – a key driver of criminal behaviour – was reduced.

It cannot help that, according to insiders, Mr Sarkozy was especially cross that Mr Obama did not meet him when he was in America for a G20 gathering last month.In some ways, Mr Sarkozy is a prisoner of his own impulsiveness, as well as of his tendency to over-personalise diplomatic relations.

Famous for his rousing defence, as foreign minister, of France's objections to the war in Iraq, Mr de Villepin was known for his romanticism and impulsiveness, his poetry and his history books, his admiration for Napoleon and his idealisation of the state.

Impulsiveness was just his way.A film star's high ego flashed from time to time.

He emerges from this biography rather like a charismatic CEO whose impulsiveness is as likely to lead the company into disaster as success.

An economist of Andean Indian origins, he has the sympathy of many poorer Peruvians, but his impulsiveness is distrusted by the rich.

The main symptom of ADHD is impulsiveness.

Impulsiveness isn't always a good thing.

Traits such as sociability, impulsiveness, meticulousness, truthfulness, and deceit are assumed to be more or less stable over time and across situations.

The central nervous system abnormalities result in intellectual disability or delayed intellectual development and various behavioral problems, such as poor concentration, impulsiveness, and an inability to consider the consequences of one's actions.