Sentence examples for continuum of behaviour from inspiring English sources

Although other psychologists had identified this before, Eysenck's work differed because he believed we all sat somewhere on a continuum of behaviour, rather than in different camps.

We therefore visualised the data as a graph that plots each cell of a 32-cell stage blastocyst in relation to the history of division angles of its mother (at the 16-cell stage) and grandmother (at the eight-cell stage), so one can more easily see the continuum of behaviour with division angles (Fig. 5A).

Our findings add to the international debate about the extent to which these self harm behaviours represent distinct concepts or part of a continuum of suicidal behaviour.

These oppositions represent a range along a continuum of risk behaviour rather than being absolute distinctions.

In nature, there is a large continuum of breeding behaviour, ranging from exclusively asexual to fully sexual organisms [31].

The term 'grade' taken at face value could imply a continuum of biological behaviour with progression between grades – so-called 'phenotypic drift'.

Then, the authors explain the continuum of controlling behaviours and violence and the difference between taking a time out and walking away.

Such similarities might be of interest for the ongoing discussion if self-harming and suicidal behaviour are both on the same continuum of self-destructive behaviour.

Importantly, this study shows that similar levels of psychometric quality can be expected from the six scales even though they range in content from visible tissue damage behaviours to a broad continuum of self-destructive behaviours.

"Engaging in BDSM (bondage-discipline-sadism-masochism) behaviour is part of the normal continuum of human sexual behaviours," the suit insisted.But if these moves were intended to shape and limit the national discussion about his sexual tastes, they did not succeed.

Second, NSSI and DSH are often examined on a continuum of self-harming behaviours rather than as distinct categories [ 21, 22].