The phrase "a sequence of behavior" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a series of actions or reactions that occur in a specific order, often in the context of psychology, behavior analysis, or programming.
Example: "The study focused on a sequence of behavior exhibited by the subjects when faced with stress."
Alternatives: "a pattern of behavior" or "a series of actions".
Finally, list a typical behavior -- what behavioral action sequence do you associate with the habitual self-schema that was active during the past week (was it a sequence of behaviors for making money, providing care to others, self-improvement,...?) What specific behavioral action sequence do you associate with the habitual self-schema that was active during the past week?
But in the hands of an individual leader, a concept turns into a practice, a sequence of behaviors, a set of techniques.
The team added to existing work in this field, he said, by figuring out how to break a sequence of behaviors into smaller segments that would preserve information without distorting the overall result.
"Automatic pilot" is a term used to describe the experience of engaging in a sequence of behaviors seemingly without the need for any conscious thought on your part, just as the automatic pilot on a plane is programmed to take over the controls so that the pilot does not need to fly the plane.
Published online: August 23, 2007 Courtship behavior in Drosophila melanogaster consists of a sequence of behaviors performed by males to interest females in copulation.
The intervention incorporates as a central feature repeated experience with a sequence of behaviors and states observed in clinical practice during mother and child active interaction sessions [ 20].
Zebrafish exposed to PTZ exhibited a sequence of behaviors before the clonic-like movements (wild jumping) followed by loss of posture that characterized the PTZ-induced seizure.
A sequence of behaviors triggered by a certain sign stimulus, in this case an egg out of the nest (Tinbergen 1951), suggested that, at the neural level, a signal from visual sensory neurons is processed by interneurons that then trigger a stereotypic spatio-temporal pattern of motoneuron activity.
Somehow, the combination of no adult supervision, unlimited access to private information, and a sequence of questionable behavior causes me to wonder if Google's present governance model may simply be unacceptable.
