Sentence examples for stimulation behaviour from inspiring English sources

Breastfeeding creates a special bond between mother and baby and the interaction between the mother and child during breastfeeding has positive repercussions for life, in terms of stimulation, behaviour, speech, sense of wellbeing and security and how the child relates to other people.

Here we applied this approach to study the impact of right AG stimulation on behaviour and brain activity in an event-related visuospatial attention paradigm (Fig. 1).

Our finding that SS activity and indirectly also CS activity at rest are determined by the intrinsic properties of PCs implies that they operate around these baseline frequencies during natural stimulation and behaviour.

This study shows that stimulation of exploratory behaviour can increase creep feed intake.

In line with our results, secretion of MIF by tumour cells and autocrine stimulation of neoplastic behaviour by MIF has previously been observed for several tumour cell types [ 14, 32, 42].

Type of reaction to the stimulus and horse's general behaviour during stimulation were recorded.

Depression of sensory modules could certainly lead to a suboptimal level of stimulation, inducing sensation-seeking behaviour, with motor, vocal, and other activities displacing the contextually "appropriate" behaviours, which through local energy deficiency can no longer provide the necessary arousal.

Tactile stimulation significantly altered rat behaviour on the novel object recognition task and Whishaw tray reaching task, but failed to have an effect on behaviour in the elevated plus maze or activity box.

The increase of inhibition after paired pulse stimulation might reflect homeostatic behaviour to prevent further down regulation of the R2 response to preserve the protection of this adverse-effects reflex.

At baseline, there were no statistically significant differences in negative scores, but only significantly higher scores of single active phenomena (facial grimaces under stimulation, and stereotyped motor behaviour in both without stimulation and under stimulation conditions).

This is because the theory emphasises the importance of continuity and sensitivity in caregiving relationships rather than a behavioural approach on stimulation or reinforcement of child behaviours.