Sentence examples for repetitive behavioural from inspiring English sources

Our results provide new insights on the role of histamine on repetitive behavioural sequences of freely moving mice.

You are sad but you are not alone; it was hard to read a Guardian article on dopamine and repetitive behavioural patterns last week and not be reminded of the compulsive daze that scouring the internet for transfer gossip can lull you into, the way an unquenchable thirst for it can gnaw away at the brain, trapping your mind in an addictive warren of rubbish.

ASD encompasses a range of neurodevelopmental disorders characterised by social impairment, communication difficulties and restricted, repetitive behavioural patterns.

There were also three dogs with idiopathic epilepsy, one dog with a fly-catching repetitive behavioural disorder and one dog with splenic haemangiosarcoma.

Shao [ 9], demonstrated improved linkage signals on chromosome 15q for a 'restricted and repetitive' behavioural subgroup, consistent with genes contributing differentially to these phenotypic characteristics.

This is readily observed in ASDs, which are characterized by narrow interests, poor attention-switching, difficulties in assimilating to change or novelty, and engagement in repetitive behavioural patterns (Baron-Cohen, 2008; Hill, 2004).

The aims of this study were to establish the cumulative incidence and persistence of self-injury, aggression and destruction and the relationship between these behaviours and two potentially predictive behavioural risk markers (repetitive behaviour, and impulsivity and overactivity) in children at high risk.

Anxiety in ASD is associated with more behavioural problems, such as social avoidance, repetitive behaviours and aggression [ 6, 11].

At the behavioural level, ASDs are characterised by a combination of abnormal social interactions, difficulties with communication and repetitive behaviours.

Stereotypies are repetitive, unvarying, apparently purposeless behavioural patterns.

20 CBT primarily focuses on exposure to traumatic memories, the repetitive recall of events, behavioural activation and restructuring the content of maladaptive thoughts.