Although the ability to form habits is useful for routine tasks such as driving, too much reliance on habits can be problematic when responding to changing circumstances in which flexibility is required: for example, when we go abroad and must overcome the well-established habit of driving on a particular side of the street.
He is equally concerned about the overuse of behavioral interventions, which he thinks should be reserved for responding to problematic behaviors (e.g. ignoring teacher requests) rather than problematic behavioral styles (e.g. a restless temperament) [ 50].
The diagnosis of coeliac disease is problematic in individuals not responding to a gluten-free diet.
The program included general education about the most common dementia disorders, consequences and prognosis of the disease, behavioral symptoms and ways of responding to problematic behavior, as well as information about available services in the community, legislation, and costs.
[GP11] An important aspect of this theme is the potential for burnout in those health care workers – particularly GPs who are HIV medication prescribers – who are responding to problematic levels of crystal meth use on top of a growing range of other contextual stressors: I think it's nasty at the moment, and I think it's nastier for the health worker too.
She adds that looking at host responses for diagnosing TB is problematic because people respond to TB differently in different parts of the world, bacteria are different in different parts of the world and TB is a complex disease with several growth stages within the body.
That is, rather than identify which problematic behaviors might respond best to which interventions, existing approaches presume or assert without evidence that all cases of hypersexuality (however termed or defined) represent the same underlying problem and merit the same approach to intervention.
I even admit that ADL has stopped responding to every problematic statement or tweet we come across because, if we didn't, it's all we would do.
Chinese authorities, responding to rising problematic ketamine use in China and Hong Kong, have tried to limit the availability of the drug's precursor compounds, such as hydroxylamine, a chemical more generally used in the production of nylon.
An analysis of the resulting interview transcripts led us to identify four groups (politicians and government officials, physicians, administrators, and patients) with a role to play in effectively responding to the problematic outflow of patients from Mongolia.
