But with his disaster-prone behaviour, is Mr Bean now seen as emblematic of Britain?
Type As who think they are type Bs: discrepancies between self-ratings and interview ratings of the type A (coronary-prone) behaviour pattern.
A sustained preference for the LLL reward may be an indication of gambling-prone behaviour [ 34– 40].
Disruption of these processes may give rise to risk-prone behaviour where choice is driven by positive outcomes that are available, despite possible adverse consequences.
Such an automated social home-cage system would allow long-term, continuous data collection, which may provide a larger, more accurate picture of gambling-prone behaviour in these species.
The resulting set of foraging probabilities are taken to specify the time-independent best response strategy b ^, since they represent optimal (error-prone) behaviour given an infinite time horizon.
Boys' injuries tended to involve greater energy transfer and involved more risk-prone behaviour resulting in a higher rate of other (non-brain) injury and a higher mortality rate.
However, our findings suggest that such stereotypes may exist in guardians, who may be more tolerant (or even encouraging) towards risk-prone behaviour among boys, such as climbing heights, and may be more lenient towards boys who refuse to use restraints while in the car.
Testosterone, the reproductive hormone associated with violent and risk-prone behaviour, is lower in married than non-married men, decreases with fatherhood (Gettler, McDade, Feranil, & Kuzawa, 2011; Gray, Kahlenberg, Barrett, Lipson, & Ellison, 2002) and is lower in fathers who invest more in offspring (Alvergne, Faurie, & Raymond, 2009; Muller, Marlowe, Bugumba, & Ellison, 2009).
Changes in postnatal family conditions related postnatal family dynamics, maternal and child attachment or paternal genetic factors related to injury-prone behaviours may also play a role in childhood injuries.
