She writes about an interesting behavioral quirk called "hedonic adaptation".
Some patients function well despite a few behavioral quirks, whereas others are profoundly disabled.
When I was a child it manifested itself in a spectrum of behavioral quirks ranging from an adamant insistence that the bow in my hair be perfectly straight to a perpetual need for reassurance to allay my many fears, largely imagined but painfully real to me.
Another behavioral quirk is overconfidence.
Her high spirits and lack of programming restrictions give her a set of behavioral "quirks" unique among most AI characters in the Halo universe.
Miss Kaplan's behavioral quirks are agonizingly familiar to students with an autism spectrum disorder.
Of course, investors can have behavioral quirks, like the propensity to make lottery-type bets on long shots, that don't jibe with the low-volatility strategy.
By John Cassidy October 10, 2017 In the world of mainstream American economics, Richard Thaler's study of behavioral quirks like loss aversion and the status-quo bias was seen as subversive.
But these behavioral quirks weren't quite enough to convince Khurana of the effect on muscles.
Cesar Millan, the original "Dog Whisperer" himself, came by to talk about dealing with our dogs' behavioral quirks.
