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- noun Plural form of
stereotypy .
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Examples
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Add to this the abnormal repetitive movements known as stereotypies (tongue rolling, licking or nibbling on the walls of their crates, or chewing on nonexistent cud).
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But most disturbing of all are the abnormal repetitive movements known as stereotypies: waving their heads from side to side, chewing on thin air, repeatedly biting on or rubbing their snouts across the bars of their cages, imaginary nest-building with straw that doesn't exist.
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His conversation and responses were a loop of what neurologists call stereotypies -- persistent repetition of acts and words.
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Restricted and obsessive interests (e.g about maps, transport, projects, word stereotypies), motor mannerisms such as body rocking or walking in the circle
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[e.g. 4] may develop abnormal behaviour (such as stereotypies) as a consequence of unfavourable environmental conditions
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The earlier investigators were responsible for the differentiation of the tics from such other conditions as Sydenham's chorea, Huntington's chorea, the spasms, the stereotypies, the habit movements, the myoclonias, and other allied conditions.
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Hand stereotypies are typical and breathing irregularities such as hyperventilation, breathholding, or sighing are seen in many.
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Hand stereotypies are typical and breathing irregularities such as hyperventilation, breathholding, or sighing are seen in many.
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Hand stereotypies are typical and breathing irregularities such as hyperventilation, breathholding, or sighing are seen in many.
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The best of them is Dead Rising 2, what with its auxiliary "pocket guide to bad-guy stereotypies" piece at the end.
GameSetWatch 2010
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Simple stereotypies are as common as drumming your fingers or twirling your hair.
How I Diagnosed My Rare Neurological Condition after Decades of Hiding It Paul Marino 2025
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