The phrase "assurance behavior" is not commonly used in written English and may not be immediately clear to readers.
It could be used in contexts discussing psychology, behavioral science, or organizational behavior, where one might refer to behaviors that convey assurance or confidence.
Example: "The manager's assurance behavior during the presentation helped to instill confidence in the team."
Alternatives: "confidence behavior" or "reassuring behavior".
"Assurance behavior" such as ordering tests, performing diagnostic procedures, and referring patients for consultation, was very common (92%).
For this reason, in order to avoid underestimation of the cardiac risk, vascular surgeons may assume an "assurance behavior," which increases the time of preoperative investigation with economic repercussions.
Among the various possible assurance behaviors, physicians are most likely to order more CT, MRI or X ray; and in terms of avoidance behaviors, they are more likely to stop performing certain procedures than to avoid treating high-risk patients [ 1].
Back-end measurement module includes front-end module integrity assurance and network behavior measurement in two parts.
(DJN VIII.3.8) Those who have injured another certainly owe a duty of reparation, as well as assurances about future behavior, but they are under no obligation to submit to punishment (DJN VIII.3.4; see end of 4.1.3 above), which is imposed for purely consequentialist reasons.
It came in response to years of painful economic pressure through sanctions, along with diplomatic assurances that changed Libyan behavior could bring relief.
Republicans may insist that they will hold the line, but their recent behavior offers little assurance.
This paper proposes a security assurance mechanism that formalizes the application behavior using labeled transition systems and structural operational semantics (Plotkin, 1981).
However, it is not clear if the current quality assurance systems, including supportive supervision, provider behavior change, and clinical monitoring, are scalable in a cost-effective way.
I'm glad they're "moving forward". But her assurances mean nothing about his future behavior.
There are possibly two types of behaviors in defensive medicine: assurance and avoidance.
