Sentence examples for suppress behaviours from inspiring English sources

Impulsivity can be conceptualized as a diminished self-control to suppress behaviours that afford preferred (highly desirable) outcomes, but which contravene higher-order or longer-term goals and so are ultimately suboptimal in the long run (Hare et al., 2009; Diekhof et al., 2012).

The failure of BLA-lesioned animals to suppress behaviour under the threat of shock may best be attributed to their inability to form a fear memory, because they also show a reduction in conditioned fear, as has been demonstrated in many studies (Hitchcock & Davis, 1986; Dunn & Everitt, 1988; LeDoux et al., 1990; Killcross et al., 1997).

The vast majority of people who are genetically susceptible to impulsive behaviour are able to suppress this behaviour.

In addition, the basal ganglia play a role in reinforcing wanted behaviours and suppressing unwanted behaviours (Schultz et al., 1997).

Another important executive function is impulse control, which enables us to regulate and suppress aggressive behaviour, for example ; reduced impulse control thus increases the risk of aggressive behaviour.

We learn of medical malfunctions that can underlie bad decisions and we are taught about brain regions that are important for suppressing antisocial behaviours.

"Anti-libidinal" drug treatments used to suppress sexual behaviour are being tested in pilot projects in some prisons, according to the newspaper.

High amounts of boar contact can, however, suppress estrous behaviour.

Early studies firmly established a role for CART in appetite control, with central administration of CART found to dose-dependently suppress feeding behaviour [4].

These results suggest that in normal epithelia, DIAPH3 may act to suppress oncogenic behaviour.

These results confirmed that herbivore-induced cotton plants suppressed sexual behaviours in both males and females compared to undamaged plants.