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frontotemporal lobar degeneration, more than half (60%) had
stereotypies. The time to
onset of
stereotypies in
people with
frontotemporal lobar degeneration may...
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mental health in humans.
Stereotypies have also been
noted to
increase during human presence. To
attempt to
eliminate stereotypies in
captive mink, the Canadian...
- also
exhibit stereotypies when they are caged.
Common stereotypies in
these species include head
throwing and jaw clamping.
Stereotypies can also be seen...
- Look up
stereotypy in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
stereotypy is a
repetitive behavior related to
mental impairment.
Stereotypy may also
refer to:...
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locomotor stereotypies like
pacing on the
perch or
repetitive play with a
certain toy.
Feather picking and loud
vocalizations can be
stereotypies but are...
- them voluntarily.
Stereotypies are
often ****ociated with
developmental syndromes,
including the
autism spectrum disorders.
Stereotypies are
quite common...
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leading to what is
often described as
executive dysfunction in autism, and
stereotypies or ****veration,
where a person's
attention is
repeatedly drawn back...
- "stereotyped" from the
definition of tic to
better distinguish between stereotypies and tics,
replaced transient tic
disorder with
provisional tic disorder...
- "Primary (Non-Autistic)
Motor Stereotypies".
Johns Hopkins Medicine.
Retrieved 2022-06-18.
Singer HS. (2009). "Motor
stereotypies" (PDF).
Semin Pediatr Neurol...
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behaviours can be
categorised collectively (e.g., eliminative, ingestive,
stereotypies), however, many
abnormal behaviours fall
debatably into
several of these...
