Sentence examples for retardation learning from inspiring English sources

Lead paint has been linked to lower I.Q., retardation, learning difficulties, behavioral problems, stunted growth and hearing loss.

Patients with mental retardation, learning disabilities, behavioural disorders or other evident abnormalities that could compromise cooperation and the ability to respond the questionnaires were excluded.

Deficiencies such as mental retardation, learning disability, growth retardation and developmental delay are common.

Exclusion criteria were a history of mental retardation, learning disability or psychiatric illness including substance abuse.

Among the disorders seen in outpatient clinics, ADHD, mental retardation, learning disability and emotional problems are the most common [ 73].

Metal contamination has been linked to birth defects, cancer, skin lesions, retardation, learning disabilities, liver and kidney damage, and a host of other maladies, and the United States alone will spend some $7 trillion over the next five years or so to clean up sites contaminated with metals.

These findings are in accordance with previous studies, reporting parents of children with autism, particularly mothers, experience more stress than parents of typically developing children or other clinical conditions (cystic fibrosis, Down syndrome, behaviour disorders, mental retardation, learning-disability) [ 12, 19, 27, 37, 45].

Latent inhibition refers to a retardation in learning about a stimulus that has been rendered familiar by non-reinforced preexposure, relative to a non-preexposed stimulus.

That is, ICX rats treat novel taste stimuli as if they are familiar and as a result show a latent inhibition-like retardation of learning.

A within-participants latent inhibition task (LI: the retardation in learning that occurs if a stimulus has first been presented without consequence) was developed that produced robust LI, using both reaction time and number of correct responses as the dependent measures.

More than 37,000 Jamaican children live with one or several forms of disabilities including sight, hearing, speech, physical disability, mental retardation and learning disability, (3.86% of children).