The phrase "acquired behavior" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to psychology, learning, and behavior studies to describe behaviors that are learned through experience rather than innate.
Example: "Through consistent practice and reinforcement, the child demonstrated acquired behavior in social interactions."
Alternatives: "learned behavior" or "conditioned behavior".
Similarly, sleep is an acquired behavior as well, something that children learn over a passage of time.
Exploratory, social, locomotor, and repetitive/stereotype-like activities were assessed and prosocial, empathy, and acquired behavior were evaluated.
A study claimed that bioactive compounds extracted from B. monniera improved acquisition, consolidation and retention of newly acquired behavior in rats [10].
Generalizing newly acquired behavior is an important part of learning and allows the organism to respond quickly and adaptively.
Since the attack, Andre said, he has been trying to undo his gayness, following a common view here that it is an acquired behavior that can be dropped if only one prays more and pays more attention to the opposite sex.
Courage can't be taught; it is an acquired behavior that is often misrepresented and misunderstood when evaluating prospective leaders.
The approach should also be applicable to many kinds of culturally acquired behaviors, including a considerable number of behavioral conventions and norms.
The reinforcement schedule starts out rich to help young children establish newly acquired behaviors, and is gradually thinned to a partial reinforcement schedule to maintain these behaviors over time.
The study provides an "elegant" example of the link between acquired behaviors and neural activity, says neurologist Dean Buonomano of the University of California, Los Angeles.
Despite the rich behavioral data available from Koshima and other primate field sites since, we still know little about the ways in which traditions and other culturally acquired behaviors spread in wild populations of monkeys [11], [12].
e) Maintenance: The subjects routinely adopt the acquired behaviors.
