Sentence examples for language behavioural from inspiring English sources

Postnatal depression and anxiety have also consistently been demonstrated to adversely impact on maternal-infant interaction and attachment [ 4- 6] and subsequent child cognitive, language, behavioural and psychological problems [ 7- 15].

All children were subjected to an in-depth analysis of the developmental phenotype motor patterns in terms of gross and fine motor skills and motor functions, social relationships, receptive and expressive language development, behavioural and emotional regulation (mood regulation, attention, sleep/arousal, and feeding behaviour), and cognitive development evaluation.

He finds statistics dehumanising, but speaks the reified language of behavioural psychology himself, and has no qualms about men and women being subjected to laboratory experiments.

The page was operated by six moderators, some as young as 17, and created something of a benchmark in modern language and behavioural politics as we see it now.

Individuals with autism spectrum disorders (ASDs) have language and behavioural abnormalities, and can suffer from other symptoms, including epileptic seizures.

Developmental status, based on formal testing of motor, cognitive, language and behavioural functions, however, was not found to be different from a that in normal population.

No group differences were found in various other domains measured at age 5 (i.e., global IQ, language, and behavioural problems).

In terms of neurodegeneration, VCP was considered an FTLD-related gene, due to its characteristic language and/or behavioural dysfunction and FTLD-TDP D type pathology.

Subjects were included in this study if they met DSM IV-TR [ 10] criteria for autism in all three symptom domains (social interaction, communication or language, and behavioural abnormalities) as measured by the ADI-R and the ADOS.

3 The conductive hearing loss associated with persistent middle ear effusion (around 25 dB) or TMP (35 60 dB) has detrimental effects on auditory processing, speech and language development, behavioural and communication skills, and educational achievement.

There is an increasingly strong case for identification of language and behavioural [ 27] problems in early childhood given the range of effective interventions for early neurodevelopmental and communication problems [ 28, 29].