assaultive behavior การใช้

• We do assess each of the clients and assess their assaultive behavior or aggressiveness.
• Assaultive behavior can be behavior which involves physical contact or the fear of physical contact,
• He has no prior assaultive behavior.
• Thornton's history of " criminal and assaultive behavior " demanded no less, Michaelsen said.
• It can also release inhibitions, leading to aggressive, suicidal, impulsive, or sexually assaultive behavior.
• Upstate C . F . was established in 1998 to house special prisoners with a history of assaultive behavior.
• But another version of the law limited commitments only to those prisoners who engaged in sexually assaultive behavior while incarcerated.
• Regardless of criminal laws or league rules, smoking dope, like binge drinking and assaultive behavior, is bad judgment.
• The state's licensing division fined the hospital $ 10, 000 for failing to manage the patient's assaultive behavior.
• "Physical abuse, assaultive behavior, that's the kind of thing judges here wouldn't grant a civil compromise on.
• Bricker and UW psychology Professor Irwin Sarason wanted to figure out what factors contributed most to air travel stress in general, not just assaultive behavior.
• Renee Steese, a prosecutor, told the court that the investigation had indicated that such assaultive behavior had been going on throughout the school year.
• The attack came after staff members complained that the younger patient, who had a history of assaultive behavior, should not be housed with geriatrics.
• This behavior is not typical assaultive behavior that you find on campus, but it is more akin to a predator who is searching for prey.
• A week later, Ashby was transferred to Napa State Hospital, where she fell and broke her hip while being attacked by a patient known for assaultive behavior.
• Reason : Seriousness of offense, history of assaultive behavior and past history of not following rules when released indicate a disturbing pattern not worth taking another chance on at present.
• Prosecutor Bill Hodgman, arguing for continued lockup, said, " We have a criminal history here which is replete with assaultive behavior, violence, and weapons ."
• The Philadelphia 76ers guard and another man, who was not identified, allegedly used " assaultive behavior " at the Cobbs Creek Court apartments early Wednesday, police said Saturday.
• Workers are required to take a three-day course on how to deal with assaultive behavior _ but most nurses at Napa State Hospital are trained to treat mental illness, not violence.
• In a presentencing report filed by prosecutors in February 2009, Foggo was also described as having a record of on the job corruption and off the job assaultive behavior stretching back 20 years.