Sentence examples for more behavioural problems from inspiring English sources

Anxiety in ASD is associated with more behavioural problems, such as social avoidance, repetitive behaviours and aggression [ 6, 11].

Due to their low attendance at voluntary mental health care facilities and the strong association between behavioural problems and delinquent behaviour, we expected re-offenders to have more behavioural problems and to have received more mental health care within the juridical framework.

Youth Self-Report version of Child Behaviour Checklist, Internalising range 0 62, Externalising 0 60, higher scores indicate more behavioural problems.

Both groups have poorer academic performance and more behavioural problems than their peers.

Analysis of differences in adolescents' adjustment by sex reveals a tendency for boys to be less well adjusted to school, with more behavioural problems, more negative attitudes toward teachers and lower levels of achievement (Holden, 2002; Jaureguizar, Ibabe, & Strauss, 2013; Lam et al., 2012).

Meanwhile, we found that children with PE did not have more behavioural problems than control group.

In future studies it would be useful to explore the effectiveness of the PPAP with older adolescents, who may have more significant behavioural problems, and with a more balanced gender group.

The findings confirm that children with PCHI have more marked behavioural problems than hearing children.

These results confirm that children with PCHI show more marked behavioural problems than hearing children.

They do worse educationally, experience more emotional and behavioural problems, and are more likely to become teenage parents themselves [ 8].

And their children are more prone to behavioural problems as adolescents, which means they are also more likely to stay poor.The incidence of later-teenage pregnancy is falling (having risen in some countries in the 1980s and 1990s).