Sentence examples for responding mood from inspiring English sources
The reasons for the particularly high rates of behavioural disturbance with prison inmates with ADHD are likely to stem from several sources related to the core syndrome of ADHD, including impulsive responding, mood instability, emotional dysregulation and low frustration tolerance [ 27- 30].
First, the reduction of symptoms of ADHD that impact adversely on behaviour within the prison setting, such as inattentiveness, physical restlessness, impulsive responding and mood instability.
Brooks et al. in a study of 300 people managing chronic illness found that pets were identified as having a role in chronic illness self-management through provision of companionship and responding to mood change but also through reinforcing capacity and in turn, identity through competence in caring for animals [ 41].
Notably some of the patients who had earlier failed to respond to mood stabilizers in combination with unimodal antidepressants improved upon discontinuation of antidepressants and continued treatment with mood stabilizers.
Kessler is currently investigating differences in how Americans have responded to mood surveys from the 1950s onward.
Mr Fabius portrays himself as a realist, responding to the mood of the people.
Sometimes it is just a matter of responding to the mood of diners.
Three and a half decades ago, when the nation's key environmental laws were approved, politicians were responding to the mood of the country.
Responding to his mood music – not his orders, as you might have read from partisan sources elsewhere – his new best buddy Hendy and other top TfL managers have imposed a pay freeze on themselves.
Each restaurant is conducting its own experiment, hoping the results will allow it to stay in business, from reducing prices to responding to the mood of people's appetites.
Specifically, responding to sad mood distractors was found to be related to activation in anterior cingulate, ventromedial and orbital prefrontal cortex and insula (Wang et al. 2006).
