Nest-building constitutes a behavioural need for sows, and we therefore conclude that sow welfare was improved in the Schmid pens compared to in the crates.
We now turn to consider a second problem, which is whether it is possible to clarify what constitutes a behavioural process or if it would be better to eliminate this category altogether from the Transitivity system and reassign 'behavioural process' verbs to one of the already existing categories.
Unlike the caloric test or VEMP, the GVS-evoked sway constitutes a behavioural response to vestibular stimulation.
But another factor may be behavioural.
The latter ultimately leads to yet another contradiction in the theory; that is, if verbal processes that cannot project are considered behavioural (or as discussed above, sometimes relational), yet other verbal processes that also cannot project are instead considered verbal, the question arises of just what constitutes a verbal and/or behavioural process.
Coping constitutes constantly changing cognitive, behavioural and emotional efforts to manage particular external and/or internal demands that are appraised as taxing or exceeding the resources of the individual [ 15].
What the behavioural account does is to make it clear exactly what behaviour constitutes that understanding and, hence, what the neuro-physiological account would have to explain.
Perceived behavioural control which constitutes the perceived ease or difficulty of performing a given behaviour could comprise the possession and ability to apply the relevant research and related skills and boundary spanning skills for successful research collaboration (Hughes et al. 2011; Hughes and Kitson 2012).
Equally, competence in Chomsky's sense is indirectly related to but not constituted by the behavioural ability a person may have to speak or write as they do.
A honeybee's PER possesses at least two features indicating that it might constitute a suitable behavioural response to reveal memories about specific reward properties in the laboratory.
Recent popular press suggests that 'binge flying' constitutes a new site of behavioural addiction.
