Sentence examples for certain kinds of behaviour from inspiring English sources
Others argued that only a group-selection perspective is capable of explaining certain kinds of behaviour, especially human moral behaviour.
How did we get to a situation where we took for granted that certain kinds of behaviour were to be rewarded, never mind the failure or devastation they left in their wake?
Experienced hunters or sports shooters over the age of 25 may be called in for psychiatric tests if they display certain kinds of behaviour, such as being caught drink-driving.
On the plus side, it could be said that the new spirit of vigilance that attends M Strauss-Kahn's embarrassments has been working its way up from the world of everyday life for some time, and that certain kinds of behaviour that would have been put up with 30 years ago are now beyond the pale.
Hulsman [ 49] showed that students valued SP interviews, video observation and feedback as instructive and helpful to develop their own strengths and to identify certain kinds of behaviour to improve.
Self-efficacy theory posits these two types of expectations (a) outcome expectations – the belief that certain kinds of behaviours may result in certain outcomes, and (b) self-efficacy expectations – the belief that an individual can successfully perform this particular behaviour, exert strong influence on behaviour [ 2].
"Today's culture is integrationist and requires a certain kind of behaviour," says Zissis Papadimitriou, Emeritus Professor of Law at the Aristotle University of Thesallonica, an expert on racism and social exclusion.
"Our previous policy was unduly narrow, and limited our ability to act on certain kinds of threatening behaviour," wrote Shreyas Doshi, Twitter's director of product management, on the firm's blog.
His considered view appears to be that materialists have a plausible explanatory account for certain kinds of human behaviour, but that they slide from this plausible explanatory account to problematic normative claims.
Stirner is clearly committed to the non-nihilistic view that certain kinds of character and modes of behaviour (namely autonomous individuals and actions) are to be valued above all others.
