- constraints.
Positive behaviors help
promote health and
prevent disease,
while the
opposite is true for risk
behaviors.
Health behaviors are
early indicators...
- relationships, politics, and conflict. Some
behaviors are
common while others are unusual. The
acceptability of
behavior depends upon
social norms and is regulated...
-
Ingestive behaviors encomp**** all
eating and
drinking behaviors.
These actions are
influenced by
physiological regulatory mechanisms;
these mechanisms...
-
Compulsive behavior (or compulsion) is
defined as
performing an
action persistently and repetitively.
Compulsive behaviors could be an
attempt to make...
- subjectivity. However, many
behaviors considered moral can be maladaptive, such as
dissent or abstinence.
Adaptive behavior reflects an individual's social...
-
Gestures (coverbal
behaviors) and
speech occur simultaneously, and
develop along the same
trajectory within children as well.
Behaviors that
include any...
-
behaviors refer to people's
tendency to
express themselves using indirect messages. Much of our
communication is, in fact, non-verbal. Any
behavior (or...
-
human experiences and
behaviors, as in our psychology.
Derived from an
earlier field known as
physiological psychology,
behavioral neuroscience applies...
- to
socially accepted behaviors (such as
stopping at a "Stop" sign or
paying for groceries) are also
regarded as
prosocial behaviors.
These actions may be...
-
differ from
typical or
usual behavior". The
following criteria are subjective:
Maladaptive and
malfunctional behaviors:
behaviors, which, due to cir****stance...
