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School-Refusal, Enuresis and Encopresis: Some Aspects of Aetiology and Management when anxiety or arousal is very high, either in the parent or the child, it may inhibit their capacity to follow instructions. For instance, it is well known that intense anxiety reduces the performance of a student in an examination.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-38074-8of legal proceedings. These problems are often referred to by behaviourists as low rate problems. Commonly, antisocial children also present other, high rate, behaviour problems, such as tantrums, physical aggression, verbal abusiveness, non-compliance and poor social interactional skills.

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Delinquency and Non-Accidental Injury: Some Aspects of Aetiology and Managementof legal proceedings. These problems are often referred to by behaviourists as low rate problems. Commonly, antisocial children also present other, high rate, behaviour problems, such as tantrums, physical aggression, verbal abusiveness, non-compliance and poor social interactional skills.

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