The phrase "automatic behavior" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe actions or responses that occur without conscious thought or intention, often as a result of conditioning or habit.
Example: "After years of practice, her automatic behavior during the performance made her movements seem effortless."
Alternatives: "instinctive action" or "reflexive response".
Over time, with enough conscious repetitions of the new "time out behavior" men were able to cool off "automatically" before they hurt their wives, effectively substituting a new "healthy" automatic behavior for an old, "unhealthy" one.
Automatic behavior recorders were used to measure grazing time and number of bites.
In conjunction with the PhenoTyper cage, NIT offers EthoVision XT automatic behavior recognition software, which monitors rodents in their normal environment around the clock by video tracking.
Other domains require having good algorithms to face these problems, for example, activity recognition, social robotics, and automatic behavior analysis.
It also provides emotional stability and dynamic and automatic behavior orientation, which will result in the design of more believable conversational agents that behave as humans do.
Lastly, teachers get access to automatic behavior tracking in reports, which Sokikom serves in context with its learning report data, which Patel believes adds more value (and less pain) for teachers by serving both in one.
But our neural systems notice and use them to build automatic behaviors.
She knew that over the past decade, many companies had perfected the art of creating automatic behaviors — habits — among consumers.
And another teaches couples to be more accepting of each other while at the same time working to change some of their assumptions and automatic behaviors.
As Schenck noted, in both REM and NREM parasomnias, more than 90percentt of the wild stuff recorded in the sleep lab are "automatic behaviors related to neuronal activity and/or abnormal or confusional interactions with the immediate environment".
When the cats went into REM sleep, they didn't lie immobilized in the dream world; they scrambled up, arched their backs and acted out all sorts of aggressive automatic behaviors.
