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"behavioral effects" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used when discussing the psychological or sociological impacts of something on an individual's behavior. For example, "The article discussed the long term behavioral effects of living in poverty."
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We regard alcohol's behavioral effects as inevitable.
"There's been less discussion of the behavioral effects of taxation," Professor Eissa said.
The chemicals are known to disrupt endocrine function, with anatomical and behavioral effects.
He added, however, that he had no information on the behavioral effects associated with lead levels of less than 10 micrograms.
Lexicon has a knockout mouse that lacks the brain cell receptor that Prozac focuses on and that has the predicted behavioral effects.
This has limited a mouse's mobility, sabotaging its social life and making it difficult to parse the behavioral effects of turning certain neurons on and off.
Maternal postpartum depression was associated with adverse emotional and behavioral effects in children regardless of sex; depression in fathers was linked only with behavioral problems in boys.
Other studies have followed consumption of violent media and its behavioral effects throughout a person's lifetime.
What are the psychological and behavioral effects of these conditions?
Exogenously administered NT exerts different behavioral effects, including antinociception.
Physiological, psychological, and behavioral effects have been demonstrated.
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