Illustrative research is summarized and implications for the practice of behavior therapy are considered.
"The relief that it is asking for is based on a long pattern and practice of behavior that is all too familiar".
Hart now tries to reduce the question of his behavior to one "mistake" — the dalliance with Rice — but what made it of such great interest and gave it so much salience was that it was part of what is called in civil-rights law a "pattern or practice" of behavior, something so obsessive and flagrant that it raises serious questions about his judgment, and even stability.
Particularly because she's alone and you have a pattern and practice here of behavior of constant insertion and you also say she's not on the team.
Courses may be selected from the curriculum offerings on particular fields of practice, theories of behavior, treatment modalities, social problems, target populations, research methods, or from courses in the social administration concentration.
The impact of the intention item is premised on the notion that by asking people if they intend to engage in a socially desirable behavior such as CRC screening before the actual past behavior, they will feel less pressure to misrepresent their past practice of that behavior in a positive light.
The accounts of Ms. Lewinsky and Ms. Tripp, for example, could bolster a central contention of Ms. Jones's case, if they support the notion of a pattern and practice of licentious behavior on the part of the President.
The industry has maintained that the mistakes were limited in scope and under control, but Professor Porter said they should be "treated as part of a pattern or practice of illegal behavior and not as isolated incidents".
For any breach, the involved workforce member(s) will be subject to corrective action, up to and including termination, based on the nature and severity of the violation, pattern or practice of such behavior and prior discipline.
I think what one thinks often follows how one behaves and that the practice of ethical behavior can, over time, yield a moral character.
The seldom-used 16-year-old statute allows the California attorney general to sue a local police agency whose officers have engaged in a "pattern or practice" of unconstitutional behavior.
