Sentence examples for injurious behaviours from inspiring English sources

Appendix 3 shows our coding of cases in which suicidal and self injurious behaviours were considered.

Therefore, we initiated appropriate studies in important areas like handling stress, injurious behaviours, lameness, temperament etc. and some very relevant and interesting results are already emerging.

Suicide attempts, defined as self-inflicted, potentially injurious behaviours with a nonfatal outcome, and with evidence (either explicit or implicit) of intent to die [ 1], are extremely prevalent.

Studies indicate that competitive, aggressive, or injurious behaviours, but also cooperation, may underlie the observed IGEs (Agrawal et al. 2001; Mutic and Wolf 2007; Wilson et al. 2009; Rodenburg et al. 2010; Alemu et al. 2014).

It is possible to take different approaches to moving taper phase events into the continuation phase and reviewing the coding for all cases, especially cases 039, 089, and 106, that were designated suicidal and self injurious behaviours in the RIAT recoding.

70 A meta-analysis of the main psychiatric related adverse effects (which combined depressed mood, other mood disorders, bipolar disorder, delirium, suicidal and self injurious behaviours, adjustment disorders, and abnormal thinking into a single outcome) did not show a "significant increase of psychiatric side effects for varenicline compared with placebo".

Patients with classic LND display a characteristic behavioural phenotype that includes self-injurious behaviours, impulsive acts of aggression such as striking out or spitting, and use of foul or sexually charged language (Nyhan, 1976; Anderson and Ernst, 1994; Schretlen et al., 2005).

In the mixed RB group compared to the 'tic-like' and 'OCD-like' groups, all clinical scores were higher with the exception of self-injurious behaviours and echophenomena.

The comparative analysis showed that patients with RB expressed more frequently self-injurious behaviours compared to non-RB patients (p = 0.01), whereas we did not find a statistically significant difference in expression of echolalia (p = 0.6), echopraxia (p = 0.85) or coprophenomena (p = 0.3) between patients with GTS with and without RB.

Though none exhibited self-injurious behaviours, many exhibited behaviours that were maladaptive.

Self-injurious behaviours among adolescents are eliciting increased attention and concern around the world.