It has been suggested that behavioural measures may capture specific aspects of behaviour that are functionally distinct from the broader range of thoughts, feelings, and self-acknowledged behaviours indexed by self-report measures [ 41].
CMS in rats and mice has been shown to produce behavioural changes in sucrose preference, learned helplessness and reduced exploratory behaviour that are consistent with depressive symptoms, and that are reversed by antidepressant medication (Wilner 2005).
There are aspects of your girlfriend's behaviour that are controlling and that concerns me.
These are generally mediated by technology-induced changes in human experience and behaviour that are difficult to foresee.
Some sports cultures generate forms of behaviour that are openly antagonistic toward people of different sexual orientation.
How far is a liberal society obliged to go in defending attitudes and behaviour that are hostile to it?
But it is reasonable to expect that they lay down the law on the types of behaviour that are acceptable and appoint trusted enforcers to police the joint.
This suggests that the definition of learning will have to refer to changes in behaviour that are attributable to particular kinds of experience.
Ever since 1993, when Mosaic, the first graphical browser, transformed the web into a mainstream medium, the internet has provided a window on aspects of human behaviour that are, at the very least, puzzling and troubling.
In February, a cross-party group of MPs tried to get a domestic violence bill through the Commons that would have criminalised abusive forms of behaviour that are not currently offences, including coercive control.
The competition commissioner, Joaquín Almunia, said: "These cartels for cathode ray tubes are textbook cartels: they feature all the worst kinds of anticompetitive behaviour that are strictly forbidden to companies doing business in Europe".
