The paper begins by discussing the etymologically-original meaning of behavior, which equates the word with conduct. A second meaning of behavior, introduced when early psychologists attempted to make usage of behavior in psychology consistent with its usage in other sciences, is then discussed. The...
horn honking, may precipitate antagonistic behavior between drivers on highways. Extreme behavior is not as likely in formal transient relationships, such as the encounter with the store assistant, because the environment is rich with salient norms of conduct dictating limits to appropriate “protest”...
Sometimes, we may notice humans acting differently than other humans act. While some of the reasons for these differences may be cultural or societal, other behaviors may raise concerns. For example, some humans have developed irrational fears of certain objects or situations, while others have dif...
(i.e., killing a series of people), and the term serial is easier to understand than the term compulsive, which has several different meanings, as in “compulsive personality” and “obsessive-compulsive disorder.” However, the term serial does not clarify the many cases of individuals who ...
Such behavior is not by permission of the company 翻译结果4复制译文编辑译文朗读译文返回顶部 Such conduct is not permitted by the Company 翻译结果5复制译文编辑译文朗读译文返回顶部 Such behavior is not permitted by the company 相关内容 a引起结构固有频率的降低 Causes structure natural frequency depressio...
Moller-Nehring et al,8 examining patients between 1989 and 1994, reported that spending more time watching television is related to the appearance of conduct disorders. Singer et al,7 studying 2245 third through eighth-grade students, claimed that showing signs of psychological trauma can be related...
Children in different societies may also differ in the forms of aggression. Cultural norms and values may influence the functional meanings of aggressive behavior in social interactions and its associations with adjustment outcomes. Researchers need to investigate in the future both macro-level and ...
and nowhere so much as in the conduct of our neighbors. If we could only get rid of the humanly unexpected, society would be almost fool-proof. Hence the resistance to new truths, social change, progress, nonconformity of any sort[…]. Much of this insistence on regularity is positively ...
Developments in the analysis of strategic behavior provide a richer perspective on the scope for such conduct. Thus, nonprice competitive strategies that ‘raise rivals' costs’ (Krattenmaker and Salop 1986, Ordover et al. 1990) are now thought to be quite prevalent. Indeed, models of dynamic ...
presence of predators54. Finally, we should admit that for implementing the theoretical prediction to optimize fish farming one needs accurate values of parameters, in particular, this concerns mortality terms. This would require extensive experimental observation work, which we plan to conduct in the...