Examples are: the repetitive touching of objects or people, making elaborate sequences of movements, repetitive obscene movements (copropraxia), mimicking others (echopraxia) or wounding oneself (self-injurious behaviour).
Subjects 1 and 2 in the present study had characteristic behaviors, including repetitive behaviors, touch avoidance, chewing on hands, skin picking, aggression, and pica.
Ratings of nonverbal behaviour in depressive states showed altered temporal segmentation of movements, increased brief repetitive body touching, and continuous hand-to-head and hand-to-hand touching [ 42].
Morley tracks the looks and moments and smiles that lead up to the outbreak: the repetitive behaviour, touching your face in a certain way, pulling your blouse to conceal marks on the skin, possibly signs of self-harm.
They seem sensual, capriciously violent and more than a touch repetitive, rather like a medieval Fifty Shades of Grey.
Iris is a slight, conventional affair by Maysles's standards, and a touch repetitive – endless bolts of fabric and panoplies of costume jewellery laid out for our appreciation.
The gameplay can become a touch repetitive, but once that happens there are a range of multiplayer options to keep you entertained.
While certain hormones are rather associated with repetitive elastic deformations (like touch or wind), others are involved in continuous plastic deformations (i.e. growth and shape changes), these may be better candidates for the regulation of STM expression at the boundary.
It's driving, but repetitive and hypnotic house with a classic touch that still sounds fresh.
"Repetition is not necessarily repetitive".
