Second, several authors [8 10] have discussed how standardization of procedures constrains the behavior of professionals and helps improve quality.
These have included improvements in animal husbandry, stimulus control, apparatus design, the measurement of behavior, experimental procedures, and data analysis.
Covert sensitization is the first of a family of behavior therapy procedures called covert conditioning initially developed by Joseph Cautela in the 1960s and 1970s.
The same goes for various professional aspects, such as schools of training, local procedures, adherence to guidelines, norms of behavior as well as background theories and models (e.g., etiology, psychosocial model of disease).
She just figured it was standard procedure; in Brownsville, this type of behavior by the cops is pretty much expected.
We ran regression models separately for males and females using a stepwise reduction procedure excluding interactions between types of behavior.
Formalization is a form of bureaucratic control, which "refers to the degree to which a codified body of rules, procedures, or behavior prescriptions is developed to handle decisions and work processing" (Pierce & Delbecq, 1977, pp. 31).
Discovery of an insecure disorganized/disoriented attachment pattern:procedures, findings and implications for the classification of behavior.
We have called this set of processes 'institutionalization': by institutionalization, we mean that the key elements of the Avahan program are integrated into the organizational procedures and behaviors of government agencies and other key implementing partners.
More to the point of this sort of behavior being standard operating procedure, in "Libor fraud exposes Wall Street's rotten core," at the Washington Post.
