Sentence examples for behaviour learnt from inspiring English sources
Some mentioned that skipping meals was an eating behaviour learnt from family.
If sustainability is defined as the "organizational routinization" of the behaviour learnt or modified during the pilot experiment [ 38, 49], this dreamt-of or imagined routinization comes up against the all-too-real current routines and red tape that characterize the health system, especially the practical norms that govern the behaviour of the actors.
She also participates in writing songs and organising plays on practices relating to hygiene which engage all the children at the school.. Learning at an early age is crucial because adults are more inclined to perpetuate behaviour learnt during their childhood.
Residents deserve particular attention because behaviours learnt early in the practice are likely to persist later in professional life [ 3, 4].
Despite being the originator of the theory of natural selection, Darwin suspected that this behaviour was learnt, rather than being innate.
Could it be learnt behaviour, aped from famous heterosexuals?
People with eating disorders find it difficult to change self-set rules and learnt behaviour once fixed in the brain.
If your education is paid for it is important to think it is the best and that all this codified and learnt behaviour is somehow a measure of character and talent.
It's a minority view, but everyone sets their sights on it: it's the theory to beat". Chomsky's scathing 1959 review of BF Skinner, for whom language was merely learnt behaviour, bucked the empiricist tenet of the blank slate - that there is nothing in the mind that was not first in the senses.
As Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, Executive Director of UN Women, said at the launch of HeForShe, "...boys and girls don't start off as prejudiced infants--this is learnt behaviour.
Many GPs considered that patients' belief in organic causes of MUS could be perpetuated by family members since childhood, becoming a learnt behaviour or a strategy for coping with unhappiness.
