The phrase "all of human behavior" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the entirety of actions, reactions, and interactions exhibited by humans.
Example: "Psychology seeks to understand all of human behavior, from the simplest actions to the most complex social interactions."
Alternatives: "the entirety of human behavior" or "all aspects of human behavior".
It affects all of human behavior.
Token economics increasingly govern all of human behavior.
He claimed to initiate a decisive break with the past, but he also claimed to recover the past, indeed all of human behavior, on new, scientific grounds.
Monkeys show the same sensitivity to changes in supply and demand and prices as people do, as well as displaying one of the most powerful effects in all of human behavior: loss aversion.
From the Internet we can expect all the permutations of human behavior, from real love to real destruction.
All we can do, what we must do, is strive to judge all studies of human behavior according to the six questions delineated previously, to be as rigorous as possible, and to try never to let personal judgments of "value" color the way we interpret data.
"There probably are genetic influences on almost all facets of human behavior," Bouchard says today, "but the emphasis on the idiosyncratic characteristics is misleading.
But economists are increasingly applying their tools to measure the way monetary incentives, or disincentives, affect all sorts of human behavior -- and hence the ability of government policy to alter it.
We apply this approach to all aspects of human behavior, from sensory encoding to moral judgment, using various research tools including genetics, psychophysics, peripheral psychophysiology and functional magnetic resonance imaging.
To many reviewers, however, including some who have themselves been critical of efforts to find Darwinian explanations for all aspects of human behavior, Mr. Nagel's own arguments fail to grapple with some well-established scientific facts.
