Sentence examples for inhibited behaviour from inspiring English sources

Belsky, Hsieh, and Crnic (1998) found that children who displayed more negative emotionality at age one year, showed stronger correlations between parenting deficits and both externalising and inhibited behaviour at the age of three years, suggesting that the children with greater negative emotionality were more susceptible to the influence of parental care.

Maternal separation tended to increase the active response of SHR to a novel environment, while it accentuated the inhibited behaviour of WKY, thereby amplifying the genetically predisposed behavioural temperaments of the strains.

Decreased distance travelled by WKY due to maternal separation implies increased passive, inhibited behaviour.

James's governess fears what is truly frightening - an absence of the internal structures that inhibit behaviour.

Two hydrodynamic data banks as well as experimental results have been used to study the influence of the coalescence inhibiting behaviour of liquids and to determine flow regime transitions and phase retentions.

(ID52) Conversely, where students had misunderstood the SP's circumstances, or ignored a particular concern, this was noted as being demotivating and a reason to inhibit behaviour change.

Three interacting conditions from which behaviour is likely to emerge have been defined as the COM-B system; capability (ability to enact the behaviour), motivation (mechanisms that activate or inhibit behaviour) and opportunity (environmental structures enabling behaviour) (13).

Despite often high levels of awareness and knowledge of HIV, complex social and cultural norms embedded in the social fabric and the underlying structures, all too often reinforce risk and inhibit behaviour change [ 11, 12].

In addition to having reductions in OFC volumes, the o/o group did not perform as well as the lean group on tests that require planning, initiating, shifting, monitoring and inhibiting behaviour, all of which are essential for goal directed behaviours.

Morphine was only effective in inhibiting behaviours when connections between the forebrain and brainstem were left intact in sham-operated rats (Matthies and Franklin 1992).

In naive rats, the lower dose of AM1241 (2 mg/kg) significantly inhibited nocifensive behaviour induced by formalin injection during phase I, while the higher dose (4 mg/Kg) inhibited the nocifensive behaviour in both phases of the test when compared with DMSO group.