Sentence examples for desirable behaviour from inspiring English sources
One of the prompts during "speed-friending" was, "Is polyamory an identity, or a desirable behaviour, or something else?" For some, the desire and capacity to have intimate bonds with more than one person at once feels like a core part of their identity; for others, polyamory is more of a decision.
The most desirable behaviour is compatible with bhakti but independent of class.
Indeed properly applied, land value taxation (LVT) would encourage desirable behaviour and promote the conservation and efficient use of finite resources.
If she is right, facial beauty ceases to be an arbitrary characteristic and instead becomes a reliable marker of underlying desirable behaviour.
Both objections can be countered with pragmatism: in tackling such a big issue, a council has to start somewhere; new planning permissions are the perfect instrument for fostering desirable behaviour.
Therefore, materials used in repairing the human body have to reproduce the correct signals that guide the cells towards a desirable behaviour.
That is, through their talk about transactional sex, participants drew distinctions between acceptable or desirable behaviours and their alternatives.
Methodology 1. Observation: of school facilities, pupils' behaviour, advocacy strategies in use, community facilities that provided opportunities for extension of desirable behaviours, etc.
Studies demonstrate that social desirability bias is associated to a greater extent with under-reporting undesirable behaviours rather than over-reporting desirable behaviours.
Klesse (2006) refers to "the politics of differentiation," that individuals participating in, and observing certain kinds of sexual partnerships use to draw distinctions between acceptable or desirable behaviours and their alternatives.
For neutral issues the response errors may be more or less random, but an extensive literature review concluded recently that 'respondents are likely to over-report socially desirable behaviours and to under-report socially undesirable ones' ([ 23], p. 878).
