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behavior
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behavior noun actions, air, bearing, beliefs, carriage, character, comportment, conduct, consuetude, course, course of conduct, course of life, decorum, demeanor, habituation, habitude, inveteracy, line of conduct, manner, manner of life, manners, matter of course, mien, mode of action, mores, personal bearing, presence, propriety, ritual, ritualism, routine, way of acting, way of life
Associated concepts: bad behavior, contemptuous behavior, good behavior, indecent behavior
Foreign phrases: Ad vitam aut culpam.For life, or until guilty of misbehavior. De bono gestu. For or during good behavior.
See also: conduct, custom, demeanor, deportment, manner, modus operandi, practice, presence, procedure, protocol, way
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In this context, most problematic is the finding that children who are exposed to books with gender-stereotypic behaviors are more likely to demonstrate stereotypic behaviors themselves, with preschoolers exposed to a sex-stereotyped children's book significantly more often choosing a sex-stereotyped toy (e.
The impact of gender-fair versus gender-stereotyped basal readers on ... by Karniol, Rachel; Gal-Disegni, Michal / Journal of Research in Childhood Education
Parents evaluated the program by completing surveys pre- and post-treatment that assessed children's social cognition, social communication, and social motivation as well as maladaptive behaviors such as irritability, lethargy, withdrawal, stereotypic behavior, inappropriate speech, conduct problems, insecurity, anxiety, and feelings of over sensitivity.
Becoming social: interventions with youth who have High-functioning ... by Blacher, Jan; Howell, Erica / The Exceptional Parent
It is also possible to see the connection between the substrates responsible for the overlap between abnormal movements and other repetitive or stereotypic behaviors.
Movement disorders: things that do go bump in the night by Barnhill, Jarrett; Hurley, Anne D. / Mental Health Aspects of Developmental Disabilities
 
 
 
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