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Problem Behavior Theory and the Problem Behavior Syndrome
2016Earlier bivariate findings suggested that diverse problem behaviors, including problem drinking, illicit drug use, delinquent-type behavior, and precocious sexual intercourse, may comprise a single behavioral syndrome in samples of normal adolescents. A multivariate test of this possible syndrome was carried out through a series of maximum likelihood ...
John E. Donovan, Richard Jessor
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Sucrose and Behavioral Problems
Critical Reviews in Food Science and Nutrition, 2008Various mechanisms by which sucrose could influence behavior are reviewed. Firstly there is food intolerance. There are dozens of foods to which an adverse reaction has been demonstrated, although a reaction to sucrose is less frequent than many other foods. A second possible mechanism is hypoglycemia.
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Behavioral Problems and Dementia
Clinics in Geriatric Medicine, 2018Behavioral problems decrease quality of life of people with dementia and their care providers. Three main consequences of dementia are functional impairment and in some cases also mood disorders and psychosis. These consequences, alone or in combination, result in 3 main behavioral problems: apathy, agitation, and rejection of care/aggression ...
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Postgraduate Medicine, 1959
Children at any age know how to get what they want. The dividends they desire should accrue to them for being good, social human beings, not for misbehaving.Inconsistency and undependability in parents' attitudes toward children greatly affect their feeling of security. Putting pressures on children may lead to bed-wetting, stuttering and stammering.It
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Children at any age know how to get what they want. The dividends they desire should accrue to them for being good, social human beings, not for misbehaving.Inconsistency and undependability in parents' attitudes toward children greatly affect their feeling of security. Putting pressures on children may lead to bed-wetting, stuttering and stammering.It
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Minimizing behavioral problems
Business Horizons, 1972When a firm's activities become international in scope, changes occur. Some of the changes tend to be along predictable lines. More uncertain is the behavioral performance of the firm's executives as they cross cultural and national boundaries. The author isolates three areas of behavioral difficulty that are particularly important: culture shock, self-
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