The phrase "a model of behaviour" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that serves as an example of how to act or conduct oneself in a particular situation.
Example: "She is a model of behaviour for her peers, always demonstrating kindness and respect."
Alternatives: "an example of conduct" or "a standard of behaviour".
The Theory of Planned Behaviour (TPB; [ 15]) offers a model of behaviour prediction useful not only in understanding sun protection decision-making but also in informing intervention development.
Design of the BVV intervention drew on a model of behaviour change that extends the knowledge, attitudes and practices (KAP) model of behaviour change.
Their concept was further developed into the decisional balance model, and integrated into a model of behaviour change, the Transtheoretical Model (TTM).
This proposed a model of behaviour change whereby consumption trends have a 'central tendency' 12 to result from individuals and groups shifting their behaviour and then these changes accumulating subsequently into long waves of gradual population-level effects as they spread via social networks and impact across society.
Then, a software update at a dealership transformed the beast into a model of docile behaviour.
A model of the behaviour of a two-stage semiconductor thermoelectric heat-pump with external heat transfer is devised.
This is the case of intelligent systems that endeavour to simulate or emulate a model of expert behaviour.
A model of the behaviour is proposed, taking account of drop size, formation time and the effect of the surfactant.
This research proposal expected to contribute to the analysis, methodology and design a model of energy behaviour consumption pattern in Malaysian HEIs.
At the steady state, a comparison between the two distributions is performed; however, the waiting time distributions are not derived within a model of hospital behaviour like we do here.
A model of the behaviour of tungsten bronzes was proposed which explains the mentioned wave as oxidation of atomic hydrogen absorbed in the crystal lattice of the bronze.
