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HyperActive : an automated tool for creating hyperlinked video
There are currently strong motivations within the field of multimedia research to develop systems that can associate information with objects in video and allow users to access this information by selecting the objects using some form of interface. These systems could be used to create a new form …
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Design, data mining and analysis of hyperactive environments
Thesis (S.M.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, 1999.
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Dosage Effects of Methylphenidate on the Activity Level of Hyperactive Children
Made available in DSpace on 2014-12-12T01:12:11Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 7212442.pdf: 4126874 bytes, checksum: 3fed8fbbc25f8755930c97733e2657ca (MD5) Previous issue date: 1971
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Differences in Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms between Sympathetic Hyperactive and Hypoactive men
… that LUTS would differ between sympathetic hyperactive and hypoactive patients. Therefore, I measured HRV and divided the LUTS patients into two groups, a sympathetic hyperactive group and a sympathetic hypoactive group according to the low frequency/high frequency (LF/HF) ratio and made …
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The Effect of Modification of Hyperactive-Aggressive Behavior on Oral Expressive Language Behavior
… answer was: Will the affect of modification of hyperactive-aggressive behavior effect a change in the oral expressive language behavior of the children?
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Effects of slow stroking on three hyperactive behaviors in a six-year-old male
… by many occupational therapists on three defined hyperactive behaviors in a 6-year-old multi-handicapped male. A single case reversal design was used with two observers counting the behaviors of seat rocking, ex trancous sounds, and hand flapping during two baseline and two treatment phases. The …
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Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder: Alternative Treatment Plans for School Age Children Diagnosed with ADHD
<p>Attention deficit hyperactive disorder (ADHD) has been estimated to occur in 3% to 5% of school age children with over 50% of clinic-referred children diagnosed as ADHD (NIH, 1998). Most of these children are treated with high doses of medication in the form of psychostimulants, including …
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A Study of Differences in the Communicative Patterns of Normal and Hyperactive Children (Language, Conversation)
… the communicative differences between normal and hyperactive children. Ten minutes of conversations of 6 normal, 6 hyperactive, and 6 mixed speaker-listener dyads of male American 2nd and 3rd graders were analyzed according to a taxonomy of linguistic, psycholinguistic, interactional, and …
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Functional impairment in South African children with Obsessive-Compulsive disorder and Attention-Deficit/Hyperactive Disorder
The electromagnetic pulse (EMP) resulting from the detonation of nuclear explosives is a documented and studied phenomenon. What is less well known and understood is the simi- lar yet considerably less powerful occurrence surrounding the detonation of high explosives. The phenomenon was rst noticed …
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Hyperactive Rac1 Drives MAPK-Independent Proliferation in Melanoma by Assembly of a Mechanosensitive Dendritic Actin Network
Cancer cells use a variety of mechanisms to subvert growth regulation and overcome environmental challenges. Often, these same mechanisms enable cancer cells to develop resistance to targeted therapies. Here, we describe how a hyperactivating mutation of the Rac1 GTPase (Rac1P29S) harnesses Rac1's …
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The Effects of Methylphenidate During Rest, Exercise, and Recovery Upon The Circulorespiratory Responses of Hyperactive Children
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Relationships Between Task-Irrelevant Environmental Distractions and Task Performance of Normal, Retarded Hyperactive, and Minimal Brain Dysfunction Children
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Examining the influence of hyperactive-impulsive symptoms, self control and peer competence on peer victimization and engagement in bullying
… Results indicated no direct effects between hyperactive/impulsive symptoms and peer victimization or engagement in bullying. However, a significant indirect effect between hyperactive/impulsive symptoms in the 3 rd grade and peer victimization in the 6 th grade via peer competence in the 5 th …
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ST3GAL3 GENE MUTATION WITHIN THE SINGULAR NUCLEOTIDE POLYMORPHISM, RS3952787, POTENTIALLY COULD PREDICT ATTENTION DEFICIT HYPERACTIVE DISORDER, ANXIETY, AND DEPRESSION
<p>Certain disorders, like attention deficit hyperactive disorder (ADHD), are challenging to diagnose, particularly via clinical assessment, as the standard diagnostic criteria and testing methods vary among clinicians. ADHD is commonly known as a neurodevelopmental disorder, and as such, certain …
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Efektifitas terapi sensori integrasi terhadap penurunan perilaku hiperaktif anak ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder) di Pusat Terapi Fajar Mulia Ponorogo
… atau yang disebut ADD, Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder, autis, gangguan komunikasi, disleksia atau gangguan membaca dan lain sebagainya. ADHD adalah salah satu gangguan pemusatan perhatian, hiperaktif serta impulsifitas yang dapat dideteksi sejak usia dini, dan saat ini anak yang …
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The impact of supplemental vitamin D on motor learning and seizures in mice with hyperactive mTOR induced epilepsy and ataxia.
Genetic mutations that cause hyperactive mTOR signaling in the cerebellum lead to disrupted cerebellar growth, debilitating motor impairments, and may contribute to the development of epilepsy. mTOR inhibitors can reduce seizures and may prevent behavioral impairments but are associated with …
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The Use of The Match-to-Sample Paradigm to Study Stimulant Drug Treatment Effects on Attentional Processes in Hyperactive Children
… "hyperactivity." The attention processes of "hyperactive" children have rarely been studied. The present research involved the use of microcomputers to investigate the allocation of attention in hyperactive children. Children were tested via a match-to-sample (MTS) task that was operated by an …
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