The phrase "intentional behavior" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to behavior that is done with a specific purpose or goal in mind. For example, "The criminal showed intentional behavior when he stole the car."
As such, business growth can be considered a deliberate and planned intentional behavior and consequently applicable for intention models (Ajzen, 1991; Krueger et al., 2000).
Factor analyses disclosed a maximum likelihood extraction of 5 correlated factors (F), explaining 42.2% of total variance: (F1) deficits in intentional behavior and in memory, (F2) lowering of emotional state, (F3) emotional and behavioral hyperactivation, (F4) lowering of arousal state and of attention, and (F5) language and speech problems.
Because of the nature of the original model of Price and Maynard Smith, and also because most people conceive of strategy only in the context of intentional behavior, the area of evolutionarily stable strategies is mostly perceived as part of behavioral biology.
New Jersey law already allowed suits for reckless or intentional behavior.
Peace Through Play Nursery School, which I own and direct, seeks to educate parents about the subliminal and intentional behavior of corporations.
However, Uber says the location tracking is not intentional behavior on the part of its app.
The bullying subscale included three items referring to intentional behaviors, aimed at establishing a power imbalance between peers and harming others, therefore, even though a definition of bullying was not given to the participants, we agree with Espelage and Holt (2001) that all items constitute an appropriate expression of bullying.
"Convergent evidence indicates that non-human animals, including all mammals and birds, and other creatures, have the necessary neural substrates of consciousness and the capacity to exhibit intentional behaviors".
It includes intentional behaviors like teasing, hitting, threatening, name-calling, ignoring, and leaving someone out (Bradshaw et al. 2007).
Bullying is a spectrum of aggressive and intentional behaviors that result in an intimidating imbalance of power.
Several studies held both in US and in Europe show that 90% of the accidents are due to intentional or non-intentional behaviors of the drivers, for example a bad perception or knowledge of the environment but also reduced physiological or psychological conditions.
