"external behavior" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to any noticeable or observable behavior that is conducted in public or in the presence of other people. For example, "The teacher was pleased with the students' external behavior during their field trip to the museum."
Externalizing behavioral problems include external behavior such as aggressiveness, lying and bullying, mainly or partly caused by a child's inability to control his or her behavior.
We must take advantage of this, because nothing would change the geopolitics of the Mideast more than sustained moderation of Iran's external behavior.
Experiments can be derailed when babies get hungry, wet, or cranky… Observing a baby's external behavior is, to say the least, an oblique way of assessing its mind.
Barash writes that "the brain's purpose is to direct our internal organs and our external behavior in a way that maximizes our evolutionary success".
An ADELE external behavior is a software component that allows agents to accomplish their goals.
Software refactoring improves the internal structure of the system while preserving its external behavior.
On external behaviors, their average rating was a mere 25.
On the external behaviors, the gap was even larger, with teachers assigning an average score of 77, and mothers 35.
"But in my opinion, the external behaviors of that class vastly outweigh any internal or psychological concerns of that class.
Inspired by evolutionary theory, James's theoretical perspective on psychology came to be known as functionalism, which sought causal relationships between internal states and external behaviors.
We are well rid of that notion, I suspect, because it boiled down to a crust of external behaviors without human contact or nourishment.
