impulsivity

Many have the kind of impulsivity that sends a child running into the street without looking.

Similar findings have been found in studies of impulsivity and alcoholism.

Many of these kids are very disorganized and have a problem with impulsivity.

A computer is able to test for attention and impulsivity by flashing a series of letters on the screen.

Most inmates would volunteer for a drug that reduced their impulsivity.

And the impulsivity trait has been linked to obesity in the past.

This process is thought to be tied to impulsivity.

Lack of sleep can lead to moodiness, impulsivity and depression.

People who preferred the sweet taste had greater impulsivity but less openness.

Impulsivity, which can cause a person to do dangerous or unwise things without thinking about the consequences.

First, the rats spent three weeks taking impulsivity tests.

They are deeply in love, but the relationship is troubled because of his impulsivity and, especially, her jealousy.

It makes sense that the level of impulsivity and risk taking would also be higher in these teens."

It has been proposed that novelty seeking is associated with impulsivity.

A fast reaction time and high commission error rate points to difficulties with impulsivity.

Impulsivity appears to be linked to all stages of substance abuse.

Even as a toddler, Ricky showed signs of excessive impulsivity.

Decrease his impulsivity by a factor of a hundred.

Other symptoms include impulsivity, restlessness, and being quick to anger.

Worst of all my impulsivity caused me social conflicts, and romance difficulties.

In this context, impulsivity is conceptualized as a relatively slow stop process.

For example, alcohol has been shown to increase impulsivity while amphetamines have had mixed results.

Anger, rage, impulsivity and impatience can be worked on with skill training.

Thus, the high demand sections pull for "errors of commission", or impulsivity.

This has been theoretically linked to an increased impulsivity.