- may be a
result of
genetics and some are born with a
propensity to be
fidgety.
Fidgeting can also be a
medical sign, as seen in hyperthyroidism. Hyperthyroid...
-
Fidgety Feet is a
Dixieland jazz standard,
first recorded by the
Original Dixieland J**** Band in June 1918. The more
acclaimed version is the 1924 recording...
-
intermittent explosive disorder if
there is no
aggression involved. The
fidgetiness observed in ADHD may be
differentiated from tics or
stereotypies common...
- identity,
Conan O'Blivion." Generally,
critics viewed O'Brien as
nervous and
fidgety on-camera, and that he was "too smart, too East Coast, too sophisticated...
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following oral
instructions 3.
Hyperactive 3. Poor
listening skills 4.
Fidgety or
restless 4.
Academic difficulties 5.
Hasty or
impulsive 5. Poor auditory...
-
described by his
peers and
adults as
painfully shy.
Klebold often was
fidgety whenever someone new
talked to him,
rarely opening up to people. Klebold...
- York
Times praised Lupe's
performance describing it as "appropriately
fidgety [and] raw-nerved". She then took a
leading role as
Holly Gibney in the...
- knew him in high
school described Lanza as "intelligent but
nervous and
fidgety". He
avoided attracting attention and was
uncomfortable socializing. He...
- New York
Times wrote that
while "she has the
requisite fretful voice and
fidgety mannerisms down pat, it's as if she is
doing a
technically perfect impersonation...
- consciousness, and co-author of The New York
Times bestseller Meditation for
Fidgety Skeptics with Dan
Harris and
Caryle Adler. He is the
founder of the Toronto-based...
