| The children were compared for attention span, hyperactivity, and impulsivity. |
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| This would support Lynam's theory that impulsivity plays a central role in the development of conduct disorder. |
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| The intrapersonal domain includes biopsychological affective variables such as impulsivity and emotional instability. |
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| Fairbanks has found similar results in a study of impulsivity in female vervets, not yet published. |
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| In addition, variables more associated with dysregulation such as affect lability and impulsivity fall under this rubric. |
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| Two short clinical vignettes illustrate the adolescent's capacity to move from impulsivity to negotiability, insight and reflection. |
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| These medicines dramatically help decrease hyperactivity and impulsivity, and increase attention for many children. |
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| The scientific explanation for addictive personality places importance on that fact that the frontal lobes in the brain may underlie impulsivity. |
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| It also works with people who have a wide range of special needs, such as emotional or behavioural problems, impulsivity, or restlessness. |
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| The second refers to state-like variables such as cognitive emotional regulation, for example, impulsivity, aggression and executive functioning. |
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| The inmate had a history of suicidal behaviour, substance abuse, impulsivity, and had no stable emotional relationships. |
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| Symptoms can appear before the age of 3 in the form of motor hyperactivity and impulsivity. |
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| It may result from impulsivity, boredom, curiosity, attention-seeking, maliciousness or a pathological interest in fire. |
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| It also found a connection between the amount smoked, and the size and density of areas in the brain which are linked to higher nicotine dependence and increased impulsivity. |
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| It may be more difficult for someone who already had issues with impulsivity or depression to have those conditions aggravated. |
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| After treatment at Biscayne, he increased his problem-solving abilities, had several drug-free tests and received help in controlling his impulsivity. |
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| Substances such as cannabis are used by youth with ADHD to reduce impulsivity, although cannabis can also increase inattentiveness. |
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| Hyperactivity in young children is often characterized by inattention, impulsivity and higher than average motor activity. |
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| They could be ones that predispose a person to impulsivity, for instance, or sensation seeking. |
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| It is characterized by three major symptoms: inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity. |
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| For example, the clinical report may provide information about factors such as anxiety, impulsivity, or depression. |
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| Even low consumption can create organic brain damage that results in hyperactivity, impulsivity and even an increased risk of suicide. |
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| The inattention and impulsivity among children with ADHD places them at higher risk for injuries. |
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| Symptoms are impulsivity, inattentiveness, hyperactivity and distractibility. |
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| Since she has been taking OM3junior, she is managing to contain her impulsivity, and it is all the more pleasant for us! |
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| Examples of hyperactivity and impulsivity include squirming, fidgeting and turning around while seated, being on the constant go, interrupting conversations, talking incessantly and getting frustrated while waiting in line. |
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| Only three or four research teams elsewhere in the world deal specifically with the pathophysiology and psychopharmacology of impulsivity and violent behaviour. |
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| When researchers at Cardiff University released a report about the brain chemical called GABA – which they had found to be associated with impulsivity in a group of adult men – they unwittingly prompted a media circus. |
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| Such differences may reflect the value that American culture places on self-control for girls, while revealing a cultural acceptance of a certain degree of impulsivity among boys. |
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| The prohibition to incite consumers to use credit to buy goods and products is based on the influence of consumer impulsivity concerning credit transactions. |
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| The dynamics of the cannabis market are analysed through the lens of sociology, whereas researchers in psychology look at personality traits, impulsivity and sensation seeking. |
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| Poor diet alone can lead to distractibility impulsivity and restlessness and look like learning difficulties or ADHD, when it is not. |
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| Although this study did not specifically measure the impact of the offers on consumer impulsiveness, it does show that the credit offers' communication strategies capitalise on consumer emotions and impulsivity. |
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| Those with hyperactivity or impulsivity or a combination of both traits may express their hyperactivity by being over-talkative, fidgety, bossy and risk taking but unable to keep up with their work load. |
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| Hyperactivity This includes fidgeting, over-activity and restlessness, impulsivity in turn-taking, interruption or intrusion, and difficulty in quiet activity. |
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| Researchers suggested that children with both conditions may suffer with a greater level of impulsivity as part of their ADHD that influences eating patterns. |
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| Additionally, our retail partners can leverage confectionery impulsivity by adding secondary displays in departments like deli, pharmacy, customer service and liquor. |
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| Early symptoms include impulsivity, irritability, and hyperactivity. |
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| The next steps are to take these results and apply them to prevention interventions that are tailored to individual characteristics, such as impulsivity. |
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