Sentence examples for control over behavior from inspiring English sources
However, after multiple repetitions of this action, the habitual system can begin to exert dominant control over behavior (6– 8), leading to greater efficiency but also to a loss of behavioral flexibility.
The fact, cited by Damasio, that a bodily fear response can precede a conscious feeling of fear does not show that once the feeling is present it has no causal control over behavior -- and it clearly does, as with fleeing and hiding.
The use of cool strategies can translate to more control over behavior.
A successful performance brings respect and prestige for all participants who dance the correct steps which are traditionally said to "demonstrate control over behavior, manner, and skills" and "symbolize... a set of special values linked with a higher social class".
In contrast, if the habitual system exerted dominant control over behavior, it resulted in slips of action toward devalued outcomes.
The EAN comprises the dorsolateral prefrontal and posterior parietal cortices and is involved in executive control over behavior.
The abnormalities may result in strengthened networks related to appetitive drive or the need to fulfill desires and simultaneously weakened networks that exercise control over behaviors.
To address the issue of how these memory systems work together to provide what appear to be unitary control over behaviors, the following first presents an organizational scheme for memory processing in the brain that includes decision neural circuitry (Schultz and Dickinson, 2000; Hikosaka et al., 2008).
They argue that such accounts assume a deterministic model of human behavior, in which men lose control over their behavior and respond somewhat mindlessly to pornographic stimuli (Cameron & Frazer 2000, 248 251).
Self-efficacy is the belief in one's general capabilities to exercise control over his/her behavior [ 36], while perceived behavioral control focuses on one's abilities to perform a behavior in light of various barriers [ 37].
This study provides evidence of additive genetic control over migration behavior, as steelhead x cutthroat hybrids exhibited behavior intermediate to that of either species.
