His immediate behaviour did not help.
The immediate behaviour of one politician, Imran Khan, was telling.
On the other hand, weakness of ego is characterized by such traits as impulsive or immediate behaviour, a sense of inferiority or an inferiority complex, a fragile sense of identity, unstable emotionality, and excessive vulnerability.
Reflection in a situation (reflection-in-action) is linked to practitioners' immediate behaviour.
In fact, despite claiming to investigate the causes of incidents, some studies did not go much beyond the immediate behaviour, performance or skills of the individual who was 'responsible' for the incident.
Participants also projected the consequences, a strategy that reduced the need for immediate behaviour change: " It's not really deadly, as such, only after a long period of time" (M, 23).
We demonstrate that mechanical disturbances (buzzes) impact immediate behaviour and are effective as punishment – and that buzzes of different frequency differ in impact across the types of behaviour assayed: 10 Hz buzzes function as punishment, do not modulate innate olfactory behaviour, and induce startle.
Our protocols, which were approved by the University of British Columbia and Carleton University Animal Care Committees, were validated in a parallel study involving three independent assessments to demonstrate biopsy and insertion of a biotelemetery device was without deleterious effects to immediate behaviour or survival of sockeye salmon (Cooke et al. 2005).
However, the methodology likely contributed to the very small numbers of endorsements for some micro actions and might have led to the opposite problem, under-reporting of micro actions, particularly among those who said they would immediately decide to do the test and were possibly not probed further about their immediate behaviour.
A recent review [ 8] identified some challenges related to measurement of immediate care behaviours and practices for newborns, including: 1) lack of routine collection of data about immediate newborn behaviours (other than breastfeeding) during national household surveys, 2) variations in the questions asked, and 3) maternal recall and timing of specific newborn care interventions.
