behaviour|behaviours in English

noun

[be·hav·iour || bɪ'heɪvjə]

manner of acting, conduct; any observable activity in humans or animals; reaction of a material when exposed to an outside force (also behavior)

Use "behaviour|behaviours" in a sentence

1. A Challenging Behaviour Unit was set up in 2006, to accommodate young adults with severe challenging behaviours.

2. There is something in this pattern of behaviour that is very reminiscent of some addictive or compulsive behaviours.

3. ‘his insulting Behaviour towards me’ ‘Behaviour patterns’ ‘management is a set of techniques and Behaviours for getting things done’ ‘Nella was still angry at their patronising and arrogant Behaviour towards her in those times.’

4. The Behaviours is the new name for a local North Dublin originals band ( formerly Acoustic Behaviour) originally formed in 2012.

5. Behaviours: watch for ageist behaviours in and around us, challenge them.

6. The Behaviours functionality allows an administrator to create one more or Behaviours

7. ‘management is a set of techniques and Behaviours for getting things done’ ‘Nella was still angry at their patronising and arrogant behaviour towards her in those times.’ ‘He complained that the doctor's behaviour towards him had been inappropriate.’

8. Behaviours In, La Jolla, California

9. What are Behaviours? A behaviour is defined as: The way in which someone acts or conducts their self, especially towards others or in response to a situation or stimulus

10. Pro-Civilised behaviour - sharing, helping, reaching out - all of these behaviours can take effort, especially when we’re not in the mood for doing them (see ‘self awareness’ above)

11. Their behaviours profaned the holy place.

12. Core behaviours Lesson 2: Challenge Constructively

13. Grooming, preening, teasing and sometimes territorial behaviours.

14. The primary objectives of this review are to identify the key demographic and attitudinal determinants of three types of protective behaviour during a pandemic: preventive, avoidant, and management of illness Behaviours, in order to describe conceptual frameworks in which to better understand these Behaviours and to inform future communications

15. Safety Behaviours can become ‘self-fulfilling prophecies’

16. Agonistic dog behaviours relate to all behaviours which involve conflict; more specifically, how to avoid conflicts or resolve them if inevitable

17. 9 For guidance on verbal behaviours see page

18. Common Behaviours of a Narcissist 'Me versus You' mentality

19. Experimental analysis of behaviour; Behaviour modification.

20. Behaviours give you more control over fields in Jira

21. Safety Behaviours stop us from directly testing our fears

22. When we think of pain Behaviours we tend to think of our behaviour to pain but the type of pain and the and how they present is also an important factor in understanding pain

23. They developed behaviours suitable for reproduction in a terrestrial environment.

24. 3 Your behaviours exercised a malign influence on the children.

25. Coercive control is a pattern of psychological and emotional behaviours (i.e