Sentence examples for a continuum of behaviour from inspiring English sources

Although other psychologists had identified this before, Eysenck's work differed because he believed we all sat somewhere on a continuum of behaviour, rather than in different camps.

Our findings add to the international debate about the extent to which these self harm behaviours represent distinct concepts or part of a continuum of suicidal behaviour.

These oppositions represent a range along a continuum of risk behaviour rather than being absolute distinctions.

The term 'grade' taken at face value could imply a continuum of biological behaviour with progression between grades – so-called 'phenotypic drift'.

Second, NSSI and DSH are often examined on a continuum of self-harming behaviours rather than as distinct categories [ 21, 22].

We therefore visualised the data as a graph that plots each cell of a 32-cell stage blastocyst in relation to the history of division angles of its mother (at the 16-cell stage) and grandmother (at the eight-cell stage), so one can more easily see the continuum of behaviour with division angles (Fig. 5A).

This paper advances a notion of incivility as a precursor to a continuum of antisocial acts culminating in bullying behaviour.

SDT describes a continuum of motivation that reflects whether the regulation of behaviour change is more or less self-determined.

These authors described motivation not as antagonistic behaviour such as intrinsic versus extrinsic motivation, but as a continuum of motivations based on the levels of internalization and self-determination within the individual.

The inclusion of non-DSH behaviours in the SHI-22 is consistent with a continuum of self-destructiveness [ 49].

Breast cancer is a heterogeneous disease driven by a continuum of mutations and abnormal gene/protein expression that controls the tumourigenic phenotype and molecular mechanisms underpinning the complexity of its clinical behaviour [ 1].