Sentence examples for repetitive behavioral from inspiring English sources
Typically, the patient engages in a repetitive behavioral pattern aimed at preventing catastrophic events from happening, despite this behavior being evidently useless.
Autism is a psychosocial disorder clinically characterized by social difficulties, impairment in communication skills and repetitive behavioral patterns.
Autism is a complex neurodevelopmental disorder defined by impaired social interaction, communication deficits, restricted interests, and repetitive behavioral patterns.
The repetitive behavioral measurements were first tested for normality and then tested by repeated-measures of analysis of variance (Two-way ANOVA).
Domain 3, which deals with questions on obsessive and repetitive behavioral pattern that often characterized childhood autism had a mean score of 2.20 ± 0.90 and a total of 54 (40.3%) of the healthcare workers scored within and above the mean score in this domain.
We measured both specific behaviors we expected to change in response to each enrichment type and four behavioral indicators of welfare: exploratory behavior, species-specific behaviors (behavioral thermoregulation and hunting), behavioral diversity, and abnormal repetitive behaviors.
Some of that increase is thought to stem from broader and earlier recognition of its behavioral abnormalities--including repetitive behaviors and difficulties in communication and social development.
Four of seven individuals with behavioral information available showed stereotyped or repetitive behavior, and two of four individuals administered the ADOS met or exceeded the cutoff for ASD or autism.
It is necessary to utilize and/or design rodent behavioral assays that exploit individual types of repetitive behavior so that underlying pathology and therapeutic measures can be determined.
That means that there is finally a therapeutic target for a disorder defined by behavioral criteria like social impairments, difficulty communicating and repetitive behaviors.
These categories were derived from core behavioral features of ASD (social interactions & communications, repetitive behavior), together with auxiliary features of autism (seizure, mental retardation, motor phenotype, sleep pattern) observed in humans.
