The phrase "advanced behaviour" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe actions or conduct that are sophisticated or developed beyond the basic level.
Example: "The study focused on advanced behaviour in social interactions among primates."
Alternatives: "complex behavior" or "sophisticated conduct".
WHIM hierarchical scores (Most Advanced Behaviour (MAB)) correlated with PDOC status at discharge (Pearson r=0.49, p<0.001).
Hierarchical summary scores recorded for the session are (A) the 'Most Advanced Behaviour' (MAB) observed and (B) the 'Total Number of different Behaviour items' (TNB) observed (ie, the range of behaviours).
The advanced behaviour such as creation of flocks appeared as a result of steered evolution.
It reported an increased number of developmentally advanced behaviours in children after exposure to the multisensory environment as compared with baseline.
It is undoubtedly relevant that these soldiers are often the agents of socially advanced behaviours other than defence, such as nest cleaning [ 8, 9], nest repair [ 10, 11] and invasion and exploitation of alien colonies [ 12].
Such efforts are increasingly important given the burgeoning recognition of the power of policies to advance behaviour change [ 39], recognition which is borne of social-ecological approaches to improving health by changing individuals' environments [ 40].
Some of these derivatives exhibit advanced materials behaviour.
Remarkably advanced courtship behaviour in the cephalopods, particularly the squids, involves complex visual displays of movement and changes in colour pattern.
On one hand, scientists such as Richard Klein, of Stanford University, Nicholas Conard, of Tübingen University in Germany, and others argue that advanced human behaviour – involving use of complex symbols, art and sophisticated tools – did not appear until about 35,000 years ago, during a sudden flowering of creativity called the Great Leap Forward.
The development of sophisticated stone tools, including sturdy cutting and sawing edges, is considered a key moment in human evolution, as it set the stage for better nutrition and advanced social behaviours, such as the division of labour and group hunting.
Eminent researchers in the field advanced knowledge of behaviour modification, child development, and motivation.
