"behavioral regulation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when discussing the regulation of behavior, or the processes that help to control people's behavior. For example, "The new behavioral regulation policy will help to ensure students remain in line with school expectations."
Conversely, the injection of a selective NPSR antagonist into the amygdala exerts functionally opposing responses, an increase of anxiety-related behavior, suggesting an involvement of endogenous NPS in behavioral regulation (Jüngling et al. 2008).
In behavioral regulation, when room temperature was 10°C, TRPM8 induced behavior to move to heated floor (35°C) for warming the sole skin.
Obviously there are times when the market structure is such that behavioral regulation is necessary.
"Colic threatens to cause problems in the child's ability to form relationships, because the child doesn't learn behavioral regulation and develops problems with impulse control," Lester said.
Nevertheless, reptiles, such as snakes and lizards, are able to keep their body temperature near these safe levels through behavioral regulation (i.e., by moving to cooler or warmer places as necessary).
T-scores from the behavioral regulation, metacognition, and global indices were used.
This study aimed to investigate drivers' behavioral regulation while managing multiple goals during driving.
Blunted cardiovascular stress reactions may be a marker for poor behavioral regulation.
Teachers use CTEE as learning opportunities to increase children's emotional understanding, expressiveness, and emotional, cognitive, and behavioral regulation.
Human adolescence has been characterized by increases in risk-taking, emotional lability, and deficient patterns of behavioral regulation.
Goal representations play a key role in various psychological processes, including behavioral regulation, self-perception and social understanding.
