Sentence examples for more difficult behavior from inspiring English sources

Perceived stress in early pregnancy was related to more difficult behavior and adaptational problems.

Supporting these findings, maternal reports on temperament also showed these infants to have more difficult behavior: they had higher scores on emotion and activity.

[[ 62], pp. 309-312] When controlling for other disciplinary tactics, corrective actions that parents resort to for more difficult behavior problems appear more detrimental than disciplinary tactics used for milder misbehavior (e.g., grounding vs. sending to room).

Besides, maladaptive patterns of pain-coping and illness behaviors that might have ingrained after a long-lasting period of FM could make it more difficult to change behavior [ 11].

But the length and depth of the recession make it more difficult to model behavior, and the slow recovery could complicate things.

However, telling apart attackers and genuine users is made more difficult by the behavior of some genuine users to respond quickly to the fast random moves of the attacks.

Spitting angry words, reacting with extreme emotions such as crying, will only stimulate them to do more of the difficult behavior.

The problem for social scientists is that, while our models predict large trends in human behavior fairly well, it is much more difficult to predict the behavior of one person in only one instance.

One of the probable and possibly the major reason for this finding could be that the in-service nurses might have learnt incorrect skills during their nursing curriculum or service period, and it is much more difficult to change learned behavior than to learn completely new behavior or skills.

"It can be more difficult to predict their behavior," he said, explaining that engineers are already struggling to navigate vehicle responses to pedestrians, which tend to be simpler.

Although many dismissed it as "turning the other cheek," even cowardly, it should be seen as an expression of manhood built on the power of self-respect and self-control, behavior more difficult to engage in than aggression and violence.