These newborns may grow into infants who are underweight, slow learners, and emotionally unresponsive, with behavior problems such as aggression.
The consequences of depression-related maladaptive parenting are negative or unresponsive attitudes and behaviors toward the child, which lead to insecure attachment, poor emotional self-regulation and poor social interaction.
It has been found that infant fussing and crying was related with unresponsive maternal attitudes and behavior [ 40].
Thus, delusions may be inconsistent with a person's beliefs and behavior, are typically unresponsive to both counterevidence and counterargument, and are often defended by weak evidence or argument.
Users that expect a predictable behavior may abandon an unresponsive application when these events occur.
Drug-responsive symptoms include anxiety, verbal and physical agitation, hallucinations, delusions, and hostility, whereas wandering, hoarding, unsociability, poor self-care, screaming and other stereotypical behavior seem to be unresponsive to all drugs (Maletta 1990; Stoppe et al 1999).
The organizations that I reached out to for support and information were often disjointed or unresponsive (ironically, some of the same behaviors I saw in my ill son).
"Anytime a person is unresponsive or has a major change in behavior, head to the emergency department," says Jeffrey L. Pellegrino, professor of health sciences at Aultman College in Canton, Ohio.
After receiving play therapy, occupational therapy and 17 hours a week of behavioral therapy, the boy, who was once unresponsive to other children and engaged in self-destructive behavior, may enter a mainstream kindergarten class next year, his mother said.
When the same person no longer needs anything from their counterpart, it's quite normal to become unresponsive to communication, a 180-degree change of behavior in just twenty-four hours.
For the analysis of SCPP (Experiment 2), 19% of A mice and 28% of BALB mice were similarly unresponsive, expressing deviant place-preference scores and exploratory behavior (>3.5 SD and >2 SD, respectively, as reported above).
