Sentences with phrase «getting habituated»

If he or she is uncomfortable in the beginning, give your baby some time to get habituated.

The brain gradually gets habituated to whatever the stimulus is (say, doing your taxes), so you need to stop and «reactivate» your goal from time to time to maintain your concentration.

But today, we have got habituated to sitting on chairs and sofas.

The PBS series «Earth A New Wild» shows workers at a Chinese panda preserve wearing costumes so the animals don't get habituated to humans.

When bears get habituated to people inevitably there is a threatening conflict, and the bear winds up (ultimately) as the loser.

Not exact matches

They can be habituated to different patterns through certain strategies as they get older, but none of these are reliable.

Should sneezing apes in habituated groups also get antibiotics?

«The kind of negative thoughts that come with depression get a bit habituated in the neural pathways of the brain, so when you meditate, those neural pathways get quite activated and you really see them.

Your dog will eventually habituate — get used to — being around people and dogs.

That's because dogs habituate to toys, meaning they get used to them.

But this change may not be welcomed by some of the users, who were habituated to get more followers on their other profiles, by using Instagram.

Lawyers are habituated to getting to the bottom line.