Reinforcement encourages the repetition of a behaviour, or response, each time the stimulus that provoked the behaviour recurs.
It was so…..the children, they were the worst cos it was like another notch on… Oh (sighs).. 'Well, she's thick, stupid, now she can't talk.'" (Margaret, female, 50s) These kinds of experiences and subsequent avoidance and cover-up behaviours recurred throughout participants' life stories.
For many children in care the fear of being moved on, especially if they have challenging behaviour, is a recurring theme.
The iMPAcT tool combines the benefits of existing user recurring behaviour (User Interface Patterns) on mobile applications to facilitate the test automation of Android mobile applications.
And despite the oddly recurring behaviours of Trudeau being photographed "organically" in random places with his shirt off, the Prime Minister's Office has denied involvement with the calendar.
Recurring behaviours that are perceived as difficult by clinicians may be described as 'ineffective chronic illness behaviour', which in part may result in 'ineffective professional behaviour' as a response [ 19].
As it is, those areas of the press that have behaved disreputably and despicably have been so shamed by the evidence given to the inquiry that such behaviour should not recur.
Obama condemned this "misconduct" by the IRS as "inexcusable," requested and received the resignation of the acting commissioner of the IRS, and promised that the Treasury Department would establish safeguards to ensure that such behaviour would not recur.
Oliveira and Lourenço (2004) developed a constitutive model based on the earlier interface element to simulate the cyclic behaviour of the interface element recurring to 8-node continuum plane stress element to model the masonry units.
Throughout observations of patient-physician interactions within the Sulaimaniyah Teaching Hospital, a recurring pattern of behaviour that physicians demonstrated was that of displays of discontent.
