Sentences with word «behavioural»

Very narrowly defined, breakdown is a premature and unintentionally ending of foster care because of behavioural problems of the foster child.

The aim of this study is to test the efficacy of early intervention telephone - administered cognitive behavioural therapy in the prevention / treatment of depression, PTSD and anxiety following traumatic injury.

At time 1 mothers of children with ASD reported more stress and higher levels of behavioural problems in their children compared to other groups.

I've learned how to manage my depression with cognitive behavioural therapy and support from my family.

Contrary to popular opinion, hormonal changes do not directly account for behavioural changes during adolescence.

The condition of the child's general health over the period from age 2 to age 5 was consistently and strongly associated with behavioural difficulties at age of school entry.

It requires giving a great deal of time and attention to young people who may have a range of behavioural issues or complex needs.

She helps cats and dogs with behavioural problems on veterinary referral across BC.

In general, media - based therapies for behavioural disorders in children had a moderate effect when compared with both no - treatment controls and with standard care.

Improvement in behavioural disorders can also reduce the cost of associated medications.

Cognitive behavioural interventions for children who have been sexually abused have been shown to be modestly helpful.

Overall, these characteristics had limited bearing on behavioural difficulties at school entry.

That is, there is very little change in behavioural development for most children during this time.

Other composite measures of caring activity by the father at 9 months, 3 years or 5 years were not associated with child behavioural outcomes.

In this way, outcomes such as behavioural problems might be seen as adaptive.

She made similar findings in monkeys, who learned to make a specific set of eye movements, and other behavioural responses in return for a reward such as a drink of juice.

Well for starters, most of it has to do with behavioural patterns of those who regularly consume alcohol.

I'm intrigued by this branch of science, known as behavioural finance.

Explain how cats develop behavioural traits all through stages of their life.

Some areas of family functioning are better suited to research using self - report measures, for example parental beliefs, while research into behavioural characteristics may better rely more on observational measures.

Whether you've recently adopted your pet or you'd like to learn more about caring for them, we've got guides on everything from behavioural issues to keeping kittens content.

These findings suggest that quality of parenting, rather than the division of routine care between parents, is important for child behavioural outcomes.

Practice answering behavioural interview questions with answers that show your good fit with the company values or mission.

Using behavioural economics as the foundation, Dollars and Sense dives deep into the psychological elements of personal finance that hold us back from experiencing freedom with our money.

The question we, as researchers, should ask is how behavioural research can provide insights into conservation, because welfare and conservation are two sides of the same coin.

Depending on results from further behavioural studies in mice and humans, the abnormalities could then be treated in parallel with seizures.

A lot of it was proprietary, they'd found a way of targeting people based on behavioural insights.

It is the first trial to use behavioural sciences to change health care workers hand hygiene behaviour.

Housing and management must meet the health, emotional and behavioural needs of each species of animal.

In families in which emotional abuse has occurred — parent — infant psychotherapy; and where anger management is also an issue — group - based behavioural parent training with additional anger management components.

This may include behavioural assessments as a basis for a positive behaviour plan.

So let's look at the most common behavioural biases and consider ways you can overcome them.

Now the team of behavioural scientists went one step further — and tested a common assumption that more attractive males have better mating success than other males.

Likewise, a happy, well - exercised dog is less likely to develop behavioural issues such as barking and excessive chewing.

Finally, parents are encouraged to develop appropriate, practical solutions or «motivated action plans», which may involve specific behavioural strategies.

The material has already been used to make more detailed behavioural analyses, and a separate publication is being prepared.

Overall, the study revealed that 66 percent of dogs showed four or more behavioural changes after losing a pet companion.

Hiring influencers do ask questions from your resume, such as your skills, education, and experience, but they also ask behavioural questions.

Results indicate that children with more severe behavioural symptoms are more likely to have a parent with persistent ADHD.

To test its effectiveness the team used MRI to measure the volume of damaged brain for 30 days following the treatment, and conducted behavioural tests at various intervals within this time.

This was associated with delayed cognitive development and behavioural adjustment at age five.

People can be broken down into four main behavioural groups.

To have an edge in this part of your process, you need to have a consistent decision - making framework — and that means acknowledging the human behavioural aspect of investment.