Sentence examples for oppositional behaviour from inspiring English sources
A number of randomised controlled trials report a beneficial effect of omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acid (n-3 PUFA) supplementation on emotional lability (EL) and related domains (e.g. oppositional behaviour, conduct problems).
Williford et al. ([2007]) noted that externalizing problems are more prevalent among boys than girls as boys seem to be more hyperactive, more often demonstrate oppositional behaviour.
Read et al. found that a negative attitude toward wind farms tends to be based on a past attitude, and that the tendency to oppose wind farm developments is strongly associated with past oppositional behaviour (i.e. past behaviour is the best predictor of future behaviour in this matter).
Indeed, within ADHD IL-16 levels correlated with ratings of oppositional behaviour.
Oppositional behaviour and side effects as rated by parents were also reduced.
Only 3 youths refused to participate, due to underlying symptomatic (distress, overall oppositional behaviour).
Of course, there are lots of issues with video games and autism; studies have shown that children on the autism scale are more drawn to screen-based media, especially games, and that excessive play can lead to an increase in oppositional behaviours.
Distortion of fear (attention to threatening stimulus) will correlate with higher frequencies of oppositional behaviours and attention to aggressive movements and contents.
These results supported a social causation explanation for conduct and oppositional behaviours, but not for anxiety or depression.
However, better rates of adherence do not necessarily follow from switching to an improved formulation, as there could be other clinical and social factors involved that are associated with the disorganised and oppositional behaviours of patients with ADHD and their families.
The interaction scores were used in predictive models of case and control status overall and within the following pre-defined sub-diagnostic groups; any ADHD; any emotional disorder; pervasive development disorder; disruptive behaviour disorder (DBD); any oppositional conduct disorder; conduct disorder alone; oppositional defiant and/or DBD-NOS; pure oppositional conduct disorder.
