An investigation into the family perceptions of adolescents with behaviour problems by Smith, Caroline Helen

Subjects: “…Behavior disorders in children…”
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Strategies and guidelines for educators to deal with behaviour problems by Horne, Debra Theupiena

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Child disruptive behaviour problems, problem perception and help-seeking behaviour by Stadler, Sophia

“…Disruptive behaviour problems in early childhood are found to be associated with many negative long-term outcomes, such as antisocial behaviour, adolescent delinquency, and substance abuse (Kellam, Werthamer-Larsson & Dolan (1991), as cited in Butler, 2005:1). …”
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Strategies and attitudes of teachers towards learners with behaviour problems in rural areas of the Limpopo Privince, South Africa by Mudau, Mpheletshedzeni Joyce

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The effectiveness of a behavioural programme for socio-economically deprived bullies [microform] by Meyer, Nichola

Subjects: “…Problem children -- Behavior modification…”
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Rationalization of the restricted six-body problem’s chaotic behavior

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The psychological assessment of children's learning and behavioural problems as manifested in Kwazulu primary schools by Sibaya, Patrick Themba

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Mechanistic and psychological explanations of behaviour: the problem of mental causation by Davies, Ronald Gavin

“…That is, given the availability of explanation of human behaviour, by reference to physical (or neurophysiological) laws, can mental states still constitute causes of behaviour This problem has become very well defined since a series of papers authored by Donald Davidson who showed, very clearly, how the problem arises given the following three principles : (i) the Principle of Causal Interaction which holds that mental states interact causally with physical states. (2) the Principle of the Nomological Character of Causality which states that events related as cause and effect fall under strict laws and (3) the Principle of the Anomalism of the Mental which states that there are no strict laws, known or unknown, on the basis of which the mental can be predicted and explained. …”
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Behaviour problems in primary schools in Mamelodi : an ecological construction

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Improved inverse methods in the characterisation of mechanical behaviour of materials

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Toward a meta-methodology for real-world problem solving by Reed, Ryan

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Behavioural and emotional problems in a Guguletu school: a pilot study by Walaza, Nomfundo

“…This paper investigates teachers' perceptions of the prevalence of common emotional and behavioural problems in a black primary school in Cape Town. …”
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Metaheuristic search behaviour characterisation by Hayward, Lauren P.

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Nudging' health behavioural change: behavioral economics, Tobacco control and innovative finance for Cancer control by Chilwesa, Mambwe

“…The results demonstrated participants' extensive knowledge of tobacco-related health and social problems and their minimal understanding of behavioural economics including nudging in this space. …”
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Help-seeking behaviour of women with urinary incontinence by Jacobs, Lonese Charmaine

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Testing the theory of planned behaviour in predicting condom use in eastern Ghana : a three-wave longitudinal study by Teye-Kwadjo, Enoch

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Die voorkoms van sielkundige probleme by kinders wat verstandelik gestremd is en die invloed van gesinsfunksionering op die probleme by Veldman, Michele

Subjects: “…Behavior disorders in children…”
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Correlates of Emotional and Behavioural Problems in Children with Perinatally Acquired HIV in Cape Town South Africa by Louw, Kerry-Ann

“…In the antiretroviral era children perinatally infected with HIV (PHIV+) are surviving into adulthood and are at risk for emotional and behavioural problems. Few studies of these problems have been conducted in low and middle income countries (LMIC) and even fewer in sub - Saharan Africa where the burden of the HIV epidemic remains heaviest. …”
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