Sentence examples for behaviour popularized from inspiring English sources

The usual explanation for such behaviour lies in theories of oppression and feminism, and in particular, the theory of oppressed group behaviour, popularized in nursing by Roberts [ 34] and taken up by other authors [ 35- 37].

Behaviour therapy was popularized by the U.S. psychologist B.F. Skinner, who worked with mental patients in a Massachusetts state hospital.

November 3, 1872 Coleford, England November 25, 1939 Blackmoor, England Wilfred Trotter, (born November 3, 1872, Coleford, Gloucestershire, England died November 25, 1939, Blackmoor, Hampshire) surgeon and sociologist whose writings on the behaviour of man in the mass popularized the phrase herd instinct.

In the early 20th century British-born American psychologist William McDougall popularized a theory of instinct based on the idea that behaviour has inherent purpose, in the sense that it is aimed at the attainment of a goal.

September 22, 1920 Des Moines, Iowa June 26 , 1993Rochester, New York William Riker, in full William Harrison Riker (born September 22 , 1920 Des Moines, Iowa, U.S. died June 26 , 1993 Rochester, New York) American political scientist who popularized the use of mathematical models, and in particular game theory, in the study of political behaviour.

He popularized "Generation X".

First popularized in Britain.

He popularized the term.

These popularized the compositions across Europe.

"Klem popularized the hand signals," he said.

Hegel first popularized the philosophical discipline.