For keas, neither inhibition nor speed may be of major importance; rather, the extreme neophilia and the intense play behaviour of keas may lead to exactly the opposite pattern and prompt them to devote more time to object manipulation and exploration.
Following separation from their calves, beef cows generally exhibit similar, less intense, reinstatement behaviours (increased locomotor activity and vocalisations) to their young, in an effort to reunite [ 20].
It can be very intense with their behaviours, so you need a support network," said Nikola.
It is also noteworthy that research on individuals with ASD and members of their families, i.e. along with the dimensional approach to ASD, has demonstrated that intense stress triggers stereotyped behaviour, rituals, self-stimulation and aggressive behaviour, as well as crying and anger, which is thought to reduce emotional arousal [ 46].
Similarly, if the success was attributed to an intense effort, future achievement behaviour would depend upon a willingness to expend such effort in the future.
It is never stated that Saga has Asperger's (we hear more about her mother's suspected Munchausen's), but we recognise the characteristics: the intense focus, the repetitive behaviour, the verbal candour – although her habit of taking off a sweaty T-shirt and replacing it with a clean one in the middle of a crowded incident room feels peculiarly Swedish.
Match referee Ranjan Madugalle added: "It was an enthralling contest between Shane and Wahab, but in the closing stages of the match both players crossed that fine line between intense competition and unacceptable behaviour".
He describes Methodism's belief in personal salvation, an instant change in human behaviour through intense faith, its 'war on the village' as it tried to transform social life, and its great political influence as men and women moved out from the chapels to become prominent figures in national life.
Some of the consequences that have been associated with pain catastrophizing in patients with chronic pain are more intense pain, heightened pain behaviour, greater consumption of analgesics, reduced involvement in daily activities, occupational disability and suicidal ideation [ 13, 14].
In these same unusual situations, our subjects reacted very differently and one axis of the FCA segregated slow walk and quieter behaviours from intense locomotor components and the other axis segregated gazing at objects from other behavioural patterns.
