The phrase "adjusting behavior" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing changes in actions or responses, often in relation to learning or adapting to new situations.
Example: "The therapist emphasized the importance of adjusting behavior to improve interpersonal relationships."
Alternatives: "modifying actions" or "altering conduct".
The researchers say that to their knowledge, this is the first experimental demonstration of a nonhuman animal adjusting behavior based on remembering the social context of past events.
Evidence in support of differential receptor expression in the small but functionally important inhibitory NPY-producing interneuron population suggests diverse actions of 5-HT, supporting the relevance of serotonergic transmission in the La and BL for adjusting behavior and cognitive functions to changing environmental demands.
While a posterior-DLPFC-posterior-parietal network would accordingly be involved in more basic processes of cognitive control, an anterior-DLPFC-ACC network would be involved in more abstract processes such as the monitoring of performance and adjusting behavior when necessary.
"Such an individual can run into trouble on several counts … It's likely to lead to bad decisions and difficulty to adjust behavior to the context," he said.
And that in turn may help explain why it is so hard to confront the virtual impossibility of privacy and security on the Internet, or find the will to adjust behavior accordingly.
All game players automatically adjust behavior mode according to evolution rules of PCRC game model.
Instead, we highlight the range of other, less costly ways that people adjust behavior to avoid the restrictions.
The third core EF is cognitive flexibility, that is, the ability to adjust behavior to environmental demands, which can require changing perspectives, priorities, and rules, as well as taking different approaches to a situation.
Water users are adaptive agents, who have self-awareness, intelligence and related knowledge about their environment, and can update their knowledge and adjust behavior to the change of environment (An et al. 2005).
ACC monitors rewards and punishments, signaling DLPFC to adjust behavior to maximize future rewards [60].
Meanwhile, controls activated ACC significantly more than patients (Table 8); ACC monitors reinforcements unexpectedly delivered or omitted, signaling lateral PFC to adjust behavior to maximize rewards [60].
