Sentence examples for sick behaviour from inspiring English sources

As he put it after the disturbances: "People who talk about the sick behaviour of those without power, should talk equally about the sick behaviour of those with power".

The "sick behaviour" was "not confined to the so-called underclass", who lead parallel lives to the rest of society.

In other words, we're punishing sick people for sick behaviour, instead of trying to help them get well, then building super-jails so there are enough cells for them.

So if people with depression show classic sickness behaviour and sick people feel a lot like people with depression – might there be a common cause that accounts for both?

However, sick vertebrates often show a decreased appetite, part of the well-studied sickness behaviour [ 7].

What is this disease that keeps us from touching our sick?" Changing behaviour For Mama Doumbia, it's hard to accept the idea of being unable to help someone who is sick or touch their body once deceased.

A critical review [ 34] examined 19 studies which involved sick role behaviours, such as compliance to antihypertensive medication.

Consequently, in a Norwegian study, no relation could be found between GPs' sick-listing behaviour and their attitudes [ 37].

"People are sick of such behaviour," one friend in Gaza City remarked.

A puppy that comes from such circumstances is likely to get sick or develop behaviour problems.

Peptide hormones released from the gut, such as ghrelin and peptide YY (PYY), which stimulate and inhibit the appetite, respectively [ 5, 6], might play a role in the altered eating behaviour of sick patients because the anorexia in sick hospitalised patients is often characterised by a premature feeling of fullness and loss of hunger.