Sentence examples for a type of behavioral from inspiring English sources

With Junger's definition of tribal behavior in mind, I wondered if Detroit City FC's endemic support was a type of behavioral response to the socio-economic disasters of bankruptcy and bailout?

Gestures are a type of behavioral biometric signals that have recently been considered as good alternatives to physical biometric signals such as faces [ 9].

This is followed by the observation that there is "no evidence that sharing the same birthday creates any type of behavioral link between those people".

The free app guides patients through exposure and response prevention (ERP) exercises, a type of cognitive behavioral therapy that is especially effective for OCD.

Other groups are showing that a type of cognitive behavioral therapy, or CBT, can help control GI symptoms in as little as ten sessions.

A similar type of behavioral compensation plays a key role in models of aging and cognitive functioning (16).

As a complex task that involves sorting and writing, the Biology Card Sorting Task is an open-ended assessment tool that demands a different type of behavioral output from students compared with other available assessment tools, perhaps providing insight into new aspects of student thinking and conceptual organization that are not currently being monitored or explored.

Surely, you're familiar with that power-tripping phrase: "Are you going to believe me, or your own eyes?" This Administration has consistently avoided judgement by defying expected norms of reaction and standard emotional cause-and-effect.... What that means is, if a guy does wrong and that wrong catches up to him, we are neurologically wired to expect a certain type of behavioral response.

Wild-type males typically court females but not males; however, upon daily administration of ethanol, they exhibited active intermale courtship, which represents a novel type of behavioral disinhibition.

All of these convulsants seemed to produce a common type of behavioral seizure in tadpoles.

Friends frequently copy speech patterns and body language, a type of imitation called behavioral mimicry.