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| isorder with some preservation of mental and | behavioral abilities, such as problem solving, reasonin |
| NPAS1 and NPAS3-deficient mice display | behavioral abnormalities typical to the animal models o |
| Psychopathology and related | behavioral abnormalities are typically seen in LFS, and |
| turally occurring and experimentally induced | behavioral abnormalities. |
| ike features, incoordination of movements or | behavioral abnormalities. |
| GABAB receptors are involved in | behavioral actions of ethanol, gamma-Hydroxybutyric aci |
| is believed that the wood rats evolved this | behavioral adaptation to cope with the environmental st |
| ories typically do not consider rape to be a | behavioral adaptation. |
| Main articles: | Behavioral addiction and Addictive behavior |
| ncing others, to gain a clinical benefit and | behavioral advantage for a given individual. |
| 09) Monoamine oxidase A gene (MAOA) predicts | behavioral aggression following provocation. |
| This study presents data concerning | behavioral aggression as well as introducing the level |
| stacanth of Profilicollis antarcticus causes | behavioral alterations due to changes in the levels of |
| elopmental psychology, because it provides a | behavioral alternative to the concept of maturation and |
| This technology is based on | behavioral analysis in a virtualized environment. |
| tack patterns in real-time and the intensive | behavioral analysis is distributed across a world-wide |
| s because she had no interest in leaving the | Behavioral Analysis Unit. |
| Through a system called Applied | Behavioral Analysis, teachers use repetition and reward |
| Although highly influenced by applied | behavioral analysis, it incorporates social learning pr |
| APS models have been created and used to fit | behavioral and imaging data for tasks such as the Tower |
| arch, as a unit of the Institute for Social, | Behavioral, and Economic Research (ISBER)at UCSB. |
| Behavioral and Social Sciences Librarian first began pu | |
| hese drugs are no longer used due to harmful | behavioral and addictive effects. |
| sex, culture, and strategies of human mating | Behavioral and Brain Sciences (2005) 28, 247-311 |
| Behavioral and affective symptoms are particularly impo | |
| T1A and 5-HT2A agonist, and produces similar | behavioral and physiological responses in animals with |
| Owen, an American high school student whose | behavioral and social sciences project won first place |
| F90-F98 | Behavioral and emotional disorders with onset usually o |
| ject can be written only with VHDL both with | behavioral and structural architecture. |
| 4CAPS model have been used to explain | behavioral and brain imaging data in different experime |
| a multipurpose model organism, frequently in | behavioral and obesity research. |
| ria, VA:U.S. Army Research Institute for the | Behavioral and Social Sciences. |
| A number of articles in a 1989 issue of | Behavioral and Brain Sciences criticized the theory. |
| omic Experiments in 15 Small Scale Societes, | Behavioral and Brain Sciences 28: 795-815. |
| ent of the Foundation for the Advancement of | Behavioral and Brain Sciences. |
| the links between cognition and a variety of | behavioral and emotional problems. |
| pes: spatial, temporal, structural, process, | behavioral, and geometric.":3 |
| journal publishes articles on all aspects of | behavioral and social sciences information, with emphas |
| er, but its most serious adverse effects are | behavioral and its benefit-risk ratio in these conditio |
| ntorship (2001-02) granted by the College of | Behavioral and Social Sciences. |
| res aspects, while the latter stands for the | behavioral and concurrent aspects of systems. |
| eptibility to particular diseases as well as | behavioral and emotional inclinations. |
| escribes a set of instances that have common | behavioral and structural features (operations and attr |
| losophy and psychology), biological science ( | behavioral and cognitive neuroscience, physiology), eng |
| cord brain signals during different types of | behavioral and cognitive activity and thereby gain know |
| hool of Human Development (now the School of | Behavioral and Brain Sciences). |
| has emphasized the importance of the social, | behavioral, and cultural sciences for an adequate under |
| alth, AIDS research, disease prevention, and | behavioral and social sciences research. |
| yze the social, economic, political, policy, | behavioral and geographical variables associated with e |
| Much of McCarty's research has centered on | behavioral and physiological adaptations to stress and |
| poorly understood with regard to persisting | behavioral and neuroadaptational effects. |
| hissar, an Israeli high school student whose | behavioral and social sciences project won second place |
| there is a lack of appropriate knowledge of | behavioral and chemical ecology of the host-pest intera |
| leaving the person alive, though having the | behavioral and cognitive characteristics often associat |
| e genus because of the bird's morphological, | behavioral and ecological differences from these specie |
| chter’s study says, “The prevalence of | behavioral and emotional problems is significantly high |
| h the chemical kills the tadpoles and causes | behavioral and growth abnormalities. |
| ort of thing as consciousness separated from | behavioral and linguistic understandings. |
| o suffer from the condition often experience | behavioral and emotional problems, and are also at risk |
| eracts with DAT, SERT, and NET, although the | behavioral and reinforcing effects of cocaine depend on |
| ord University Press and associate member of | Behavioral and Brain Sciences, Cambridge University Pre |
| fessor of Social Psychology in the School of | Behavioral and Organizational Sciences (SBOS) at Clarem |
| and Medical Ethics and Chair of the Social, | Behavioral and Educational Institutional Review Board a |
| that a range of effects (including physical, | behavioral, and cognitive) could arise from prenatal al |
| He earned a B.A. in | Behavioral and Social Science from the University of Ma |
| nt appointment as Professor in the School of | Behavioral and Brain Sciences. |
| l approach, culminating in his 1998 paper in | Behavioral and Brain Sciences, where he articulated the |
| ines-to bring attention to the importance of | behavioral and social research. |
| dited Sleep and Alertness: Chronobiological, | Behavioral and Medical Aspects of Napping, Raven Press, |
| SEARCH, the goal of MKOFTEN was to "test the | behavioral and toxicological effects of certain drugs o |
| Behavioral and Social Sciences Librarian is a peer-revi | |
| y in midbrain dopaminergic neurons regulates | behavioral and cellular responses to opiates." |
| s strongly in the effectiveness of Cognitive | Behavioral and Psychodynamic-oriented Therapy, and were |
| diverges from much of mainstream cognitive, | behavioral, and Psychodynamic psychotherapy. |
| Committee on Building Bridges in the Brain, | Behavioral and Clinical Sciences 1999-2000; Chair, Inte |
| ittsburgh with a masters of Public Health in | Behavioral and Community Health Sciences. |
| Behavioral and Genetic Risk Factors for Alcoholism | |
| Behavioral and Brain Sciences 29: 161-209. | |
| ceived the 2003 National Medal of Science in | behavioral and social science for his contributions to |
| ational Science and Engineering Fair for his | behavioral and social sciences team project. |
| The treatments that are available are mostly | behavioral and cognitive therapies, the most common bei |
| The program has strict academic, | behavioral, and attendance requirements. |
| guage (DSL) for describing electronic system | behavioral and architectural models with time and perfo |
| evolution in clinical psychology: Beyond the | behavioral approach" in order to present the state-of-t |
| ts of an alternative program specializing in | behavioral as well as academic disciplines for students |
| blished on the evolutionary, ecological, and | behavioral aspects of host-parasite interactions based |
| 2 and WIN 34,428) were shown to be active in | behavioral assays only for the ββ-isomers. |
| rician, author and developer of the Neonatal | Behavioral Assessment Scale |
| This basic | behavioral assessment is used in almost every study inv |
| wed the company to offer employee screening, | behavioral assessment and skills testing products. |
| organizations and individuals in the area of | behavioral assessment and understanding. |
| Behavioral Assessment, 13(1), 1-5. | |
| partly pathologizing, partly such mental and | behavioral attributes that are factually harmful. |
| Herbivores and insects have a conditioned | behavioral avoidance to eating the leaves of Chinese ta |
| physically prevents fishes from passing) or | behavioral barriers (devices that encourage fishes to s |
| Most | behavioral barriers are experimental and of unproven ef |
| 1969 Personal Space: The | Behavioral Basis of Design, Englewood Cliffs, N.J, ISBN |
| best known for his book Personal Space: The | Behavioral Basis of Design first published in 1969. |
| Behavioral belief: an individual's belief about consequ | |
| nce" for the Emory University Neuroscience & | Behavioral Biology Program. |
| attacker profiling, user behavior analysis, | behavioral biometrics, cyber psychology, and network fo |
| "Operational and | Behavioral Causes of Supply Chain Instability" |
| 213 bed acute care hospital, imaging center, | behavioral center, fitness center, retirement community |
| n as "brain-jacking," the parasite induces a | behavioral change in its intermediate host that increas |
| It is thought that this | behavioral change holds an evolutionary advantage for t |
| icacy is the most important precondition for | behavioral change, since it determines the initiation o |
| Behavioral changes also occur in the majority of cases, | |
| telemetry system in Panama and investigates | behavioral changes among male lions in Tsavo, Kenya. |
| cal signalling that induces physiological or | behavioral changes in cells and influences colony struc |
| anges in the biogenic amino levels can cause | behavioral changes such as changes in response to exter |
| t movement and sensation are unimpaired, any | behavioral changes being ascribed to something other th |
| In elk, | behavioral changes may also include hyperexcitability a |
| these situations are reported to experience | behavioral changes, physical complaints, anxiety, decre |
| A common | behavioral characteristic that has evolved in those wit |
| f an attack that exploits the data-dependent | behavioral characteristics of the implementation of an |
| The pharmacologic and | behavioral characteristics that determine tobacco addic |
| e study of man-made systems that exhibit the | behavioral characteristics of natural living systems. |
| f DNA markers to locate genes that influence | behavioral characters. |
| Minshew was trained as a | behavioral child neurologist, and she received an M.D. |
| inology, psychiatry, and nursing) as well as | behavioral clinicians (including clinical psychologists |
| nd then How to Spot Hidden Alcoholics: Using | Behavioral Clues to Identify Addiction in its Early Sta |
| tt of classes to protest the school's strict | behavioral code, culminating in an all-night negotiatin |
| esource-usage analysis for embedded systems, | behavioral compatibility of web service applications, e |
| ace Compatibility) is a modular verifier for | behavioral compatibility checking of hardware and softw |
| sychological processes, and using social and | behavioral concepts and data to inform and refine theor |
| A | behavioral consequence of the thelytoky phenotype is qu |
| ations and the development of new methods of | behavioral control such as writing. |
| anned behavior adds the concept of perceived | behavioral control, which originates from self-efficacy |
| Cognitive | Behavioral Coping Skills Therapy, focusing on correctin |
| clude individual intervention in the form of | behavioral counseling, medication, and nicotine replace |
| Main article: Integrative | behavioral couples therapy |
| Hostile Intent aims to detect and model the | behavioral cues that indicate an individual's intent to |
| A | behavioral cusp is an important behavior change that al |
| rs to the questionnaire but also each user's | behavioral data such as average time spent on the site. |
| As part of the Center for | Behavioral Decision Research, SDS manages the Data Truc |
| gical Institute, he studies the chemical and | behavioral defenses of ants, wasps, and arachnids. |
| Positive Reinforcement and | Behavioral Deficits of Autistic Children, Child Develop |
| His anatomical and | behavioral descriptions of bees, wasps, ants, dragonfli |
| similar, there are a number of physical and | behavioral differences between the wisent and the Ameri |
| r well-defined, with clear morphological and | behavioral differences between them. |
| may be needed, including but not limited to | behavioral differences, habitat isolation, and hybrid i |
| is associated with a number of cognitive and | behavioral difficulties in humans. |
| ionships which may lead to interpersonal and | behavioral difficulties in later life. |
| ir infants and young children for reasons of | behavioral difficulties had histories of childhood malt |
| Advances in Learning and | Behavioral Disabilities, Suppl. |
| In order to distinguish mere oddness from | behavioral disorders which might disrupt the ability of |
| r the treatment of cognitive, affective, and | behavioral disorders of older people. |
| ional Classification of Diseases, Mental and | Behavioral Disorders to fundamental rethinking includin |
| Biotin deficiency can result in | behavioral disorders, lack of coordination, learning di |
| osis (pinpoint pupils), nausea, bradycardia, | behavioral disturbances, and severe physical and psycho |
| dy chemistry actually changes and “undergoes | behavioral, ecological and physiological transformation |
| John Alcock (born 1942) is an American | behavioral ecologist and author. |
| ecosystem concept as well as modern ideas of | behavioral ecology and food web dynamics. |
| not rely on specialist coordinated behavior | BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY 18 (3): 590-596 MAY-JUN |
| is also an editor of the scientific journal ' | Behavioral Ecology'. |
| ology, developmental neurobiology, evo-devo, | behavioral ecology, anthropology and evolutionary psych |
| as a result of these studies, in Nature and | Behavioral Ecology. |
| It combines insights from | behavioral economics with field research from developin |
| He is a contributor to the fields of | behavioral economics and behavioral finance. |
| is of behavior including but not limited to: | behavioral economics, behavioral momentum, Connectionis |
| In | behavioral economics, the endowment effect (also known |
| rch interests include development economics, | behavioral economics, household finance and the use of |
| decision science, decision support systems, | behavioral economics, organizational behavior, and risk |
| s research interests include microeconomics, | behavioral economics, and neuroeconomics. |
| one of Loewenstein's major contributions to | behavioral economics. |
| Behavioral economists highlight individual biases in de | |
| Behavioral economists attribute this to the "status quo | |
| Research by | behavioral economists demonstrated, moreover, that firm |
| JWH-073 has been shown to produce | behavioral effects very similar to Δ9-THC in animals. |
| 2. Modeling using the concepts of | behavioral effects together with the non-classical assu |
| child to produce overt | behavioral effects. |
| 2-AG leading to several cannabinoid-related | behavioral effects. |
| t serves children in grades K-8 with serious | behavioral, emotional, and psychiatric difficulties, as |
| is that organisms possess traits (including | behavioral, emotional, and biological) that have been p |
| or Little Wanderers is to ensure the healthy | behavioral, emotional, social and educational developme |
| an rhythmicity control cognitive, affective, | behavioral, endocrine and immunological processes. |
| , sociologists to take up the challenge from | behavioral evolutionary biology (“sociobiology”) to wor |
| ual and learning paradigms as well as animal | behavioral experiments and computational models. |
| he firing of cortical neurons In a series of | behavioral experiments, Palazzo et al. demonstrated tha |
| ibute to childhood obesity: genetic factors; | behavioral factors including energy intake, physical ac |
| ar, and their attention to psychological and | behavioral factors in combat was judged to be supremely |
| e of adrenaline, blood pressure, heart rate, | behavioral fear response, and defensive responses, whic |
| Professor Barberis' research focuses on | behavioral finance and in particular, on applications o |
| Zinman is also a member of the | Behavioral Finance Forum and a Research Advisory Board |
| e new field of neuroeconomics, as well as to | behavioral finance and experimental economics. |
| He has been Editor of the Journal of | Behavioral Finance from 2000 through 2004, and has been |
| His dissertation was a | behavioral finance experiment titled, “Prospect Theory |
| ematical finance and economics, quantitative | behavioral finance, free boundary problems, computation |
| This species exhibits | behavioral flexibility in the timing of behavior. |
| d to be numerous, which contributes to human | behavioral flexibility. |
| Georgescu-Roegen also extended Gossen's | behavioral formulation by introducing leisure in additi |
| o show how brain mechanisms can give rise to | behavioral functions. |
| Behavioral Genetics by Robert Plomin, John C. DeFries, | |
| Behavioral Genetics in the Postgenomic Era, by Robert P | |
| His most recent books are | Behavioral Genetics in the Postgenomic Era (Washington, |
| Behavioral Guide to African Mammals by R. D. Estes, Uni | |
| rtist for the "Melvin and Jenkins" series of | behavioral guides. |
| Another unusual | behavioral habit seen in adults of various genera is th |
| owever, N. macrops are known to possess some | behavioral habits of more advanced ant species, and phy |
| 2004: The | Behavioral Health Day Unit and the San Francisco Center |
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