Sentence examples for of appropriate behaviour from inspiring English sources

Dopamine is associated with reward and in ADHD it is hypothesised that there is a disturbance in dopamine-mediated reinforcement of appropriate behaviour and extinction of unwanted behaviour manifesting in the behavioural symptoms of ADHD in certain families [ 3, 4].

Thus the scientists are called in to reinforce generally conservative norms of appropriate behaviour.

The key message, ultimately, is that the internet is like any other space – it requires an understanding of appropriate behaviour.

Would that she could team up with as lively and astute a chronicler of the human condition as Desiree Akhavan, star and director of Appropriate Behaviour (Peccadillo, 15), in which she plays a Persian-American bisexual muddling her way through the fraught Brooklyn social scene; it's a mottled but auspicious debut and a singular statement of identity.

11.44am: Sean O'Neill of the Times has just tweeted: Fedorcio statement: I allowed NotW reporter to file a story from my office at Yard #leveson — Sean O'Neill (@TimesCrime) March 13 , 2012 11.42am Fedorcio says both journalists and the police need to be aware of appropriate behaviour when socialising.

Sensitization is said to occur when the repeated presentation of a particular significant stimulus (such as food or electric shock) lowers the threshold for the elicitation of appropriate behaviour to the point where a second stimulus, not normally capable of calling forth that behaviour, now does so.

Regarding this point, information could directly improve the adoption of appropriate behaviours in case of a disaster.

These attempts are consistent with other empirical research that notes that the presence of familiar settings (i.e., school environment and playmates) was associated with children adjusting better to school and demonstrating higher levels of appropriate behaviours (Howes [1988]; Margetts [2003]).

Every educational intervention included strategies to raise awareness, improve knowledge, and encourage trial of appropriate behaviours.

Executive dysfunction is a term used to explain deficits in "higher-order" cognitive processes, such as planning, sequencing, reasoning, holding attention to a task, working memory, inhibition of inappropriate and selection of appropriate behaviours [ 13- 15].

The leaflets were handed out to migrants and included rules to follow, such as no urinating in the street and strict guidelines on appropriate behaviour of men towards women – including the statement 'no means no'.