Gray and McNaughton [ 1] have suggested that trait behavioural inhibition (BIS as opposed to FFFS) should modulate behaviours in situations of uncertainty.
However, no simple behaviours can be taught in situations of super-diversity as our next two examples also show. Figure 3 shows an extract of a video-recorded consultation in a Swiss pain clinic (translated from French) in which consent is sought for a spinal injection.
The behavioural inhibition system (or BIS-reactivity), assessed psychometrically (e.g. the BIS scale from the BIS/BAS questionnaire, [ 29]) has been shown to explain individual behaviour in situations when there is a threat of punishment [ 29].
In the reactive cluster, there was a higher probability of accepting violent behaviour in situations when someone hit the individual first (p = 0.63 vs. p = 0.04) or threatened to damage their property (p = 0.77 vs. p = 0.08) (Table 8).
Future research should aim to measure these constructs objectively, and to examine the extent to which reported preferences and enjoyment of activity translate into behaviour in situations where there is no environmental restriction, for example a laboratory free play situation.
Probably the organisers felt that they were developing in us aspects of senior peer team behaviour and cooperation, looking at strategic thinking in situations of stress, and ability to deal with problems of greater and greater abstraction.
"It will also help people in situations of domestic violence and in dealing with the anti-social behaviour of some households," he said.
They partook of the mentors' experiences of behaviour in difficult situations with both patients and staff, which developed their understanding of professional behaviour.
Several authors have studied their behaviour in different situations, involving both failure of the adhesive and also of the adherends.
According to Odberg [31], the emergence of abnormal behaviour could follow three steps: 1- trying to avoid a situation, 2- automatization of behaviour in the situation, 3- emancipation: that behaviour is performed independently of the situation.
