Sentence examples for behavioural expression from inspiring English sources
We could thus determine whether this difference in terms of group behaviour affects the behavioural expression of learned behaviour of the target individuals.
Given that, as intended, the AM-rewarded groups showed a stronger AM-preference than the OCT-rewarded groups (Fig. 4A,C), this allowed us to see whether this learned difference in odour preference of the groups would affect the behavioural expression of learned behaviour in the target individuals.
And in our own culture, some people's discomfort will be manifested through physical pain rather than verbal or behavioural expression".
Organic and free-range offer the highest possible standards of animal welfare within egg production, allowing birds to walk, run, stretch their wings, scratch and dust bathe – all core to their welfare needs and behavioural expression.
Crittenden proposes that both kinds of information can be split off from consciousness or behavioural expression as a 'strategy' to maintain the availability of an attachment figure: "Type A strategies were hypothesized to be based on reducing perception of threat to reduce the disposition to respond.
However, recruitment of thalamocortical neurons of the somatosensory ventrobasal (VB) nucleus and neurons of the nucleus reticularis thalami (NRT) is required for the full electrographic and behavioural expression of seizures [13].
In contrast to CBT, this treatment focused primarily on behavioural expressions of pain and emphasised changing inappropriate pain behaviours without directly targeting maladaptive thoughts or cognitive aspects of coping.
These are not somatic symptoms, they are behavioural expressions of despair.
Like the original behavioural expressions, these linguistic utterances are expressions of emotions and sensations themselves.
However, there is little empirical evidence that these 26 behavioural expressions are indeed related to pain.
Except from instinctive behavioural expressions in infants, the meaning of expressions becomes in older children circumstance-dependent.
