Impairment of task orientation, distractibility, short term attention spans and goal orientation together with restlessness,
fidgetiness, destructive behavior and disobedience may result.
However, restlessness and
fidgetiness may decline leaving the person feeling "calmer." Ultimately, the stimulants help children control their hyperactivity, inattention and other ADHD-related behaviors.
The behavioral effects elicited by the tartrazine challenges, however, involved irritability,
fidgetiness and sleep problems which are not typically representative of hyperactivity related behaviors.
If, again, were a woman not to knit, she might risk committing sin, say by the harmful reading of novels, then to knit would not be a sin, being necessary to put '
fidgetiness and irritability to flight' in 'this age of nerves'.
* Hyperactivity may be manifest as
fidgetiness or squirming in one's seat, excessive running or climbing, or difficulty engaging quietly in leisure activities (e.g., writing).
George appeared to become increasingly anxious as this topic was discussed, as evidenced by his
fidgetiness and averted gaze.
But she longs for a future with the concern, or "
fidgetiness," that she won't be able to do all she wished to do.
2005); RS is used widely in traditional Chinese medicine for anti-inflammation, anticancer, antiviral and antibacterial infections, reducing the total cholesterol level and decreasing blood pressures (Li and Chen 2005); RC is an important traditional Chinese medicinal herb which has been effectively used for heat-clearing, damp-drying, relieving
fidgetiness and detoxicating, etc (Yang et al.
Gudahl comes off at first a bit like Henry Higgins before finding his own voice, and the bulging-eyed Schmuckler focuses too often on the
fidgetiness of youth.
Physical activity was assessed using parental reports of the child's enjoyment of "active games, their level of activity relative to other children and a standard measure of
fidgetiness." There were no significant associations between FTO genotype and any marker of physical activity.
In 1902 Dr Frederick Still describes a group of children with an abnormal incapacity for sustained attention, restlessness and
fidgetiness and proposes that the children had deficiencies in volitional inhibition.
The more impulsive and hyperactive forms result in increased
fidgetiness and squirming, difficulty engaging in quiet activities, excessive talking, interrupting others and impatience.
After asking, "Do you have restless legs, or have you just seen too many TV ads?" the consumer organization concluded: "While medications may provide welcome relief to some RLS patients, the ads could leave anyone who ever suffered
fidgetiness when trying to go to sleep to wonder whether he or she has RLS and should seek treatment."
The checklist: a persistently low mood, a diminished interest or pleasure in almost everything, an increase or decrease in appetite leading to a gain or loss in weight, too much or too little sleep, fatigue or low energy,
fidgetiness or listlessness, feelings of worthlessness or guilt, difficulty concentrating or indecisiveness, and thoughts of death, suicide, or an attempt of suicide.
