Sentence examples for corrective behaviour from inspiring English sources
Time for prudence, it would seem, for some corrective behaviour.
"Corrective" behaviour targeted at LGBT people is common, say rights groups, with even rape used against lesbians, while families may send a gay son to the monastery to "correct" his sexual orientation.
The use of beatings as a form of corrective behaviour remains a serious problem in Romania.
In Romania, using beatings as a form of corrective behaviour and the projection of personal deficiencies and frustrations into violence towards children remain a serious problem; in such cases, the intervention required is of a psychological-educational nature.
For example, behaviour modification techniques taught in such programs incorporate self-regulation skills, including goal setting, self-monitoring, and corrective behaviours (e.g., including three of four food groups in each meal, planning for regular physical activity).
Monitoring as a service tools are often touted as those tools, however these services lack the customisability of previous tools and lack any mechanisms to implement corrective or adaptive behaviours.
Which meant that a precautionary, corrective effect on their behaviour was expected – even if the guards didn't do their job properly.
They say "corrective rape" - when a lesbian is raped to either punish her, or "correct" her behaviour - is becoming increasingly common.
Point out the incorrect behaviour to the child in an encouraging way to promote corrective action.
During complex motor behaviours, such as walking on an unstable surface, the phase-dependent corrective control signal to the limbs can be increased by tonic inhibition of GABAAergic influences on PTNs.
In its written response to the committee, the Vatican said that according to church teaching, parents "should be able to rectify their child's inappropriate action by imposing certain reasonable consequences for such behaviour, taking into consideration the child's ability to understand the same as corrective".
