Sentence examples for psychological behaviour from inspiring English sources

Who else's fault can it be?" Experts have called Ms Hynde's self-blaming stance "simple psychological behaviour" that helps victims to think they are able to prevent future attacks.

In addition to an in-depth research regarding children's mental, physical and psychological behaviour.

The team sport sessions were underpinned by psychological behaviour change theory and consisted of weekly 1-h team sport sessions for 12 weeks.

Social entrepreneurial intentions can be deemed as a psychological behaviour of human beings that persuades them to gather knowledge, perceive ideas and execute social business plans to become a social entrepreneur (Mair et al. 2006).

This is recognised by Halliday, who suggests they realise "physiological and psychological behaviour" (Halliday 1994 139), but are not a distinct category on their own; instead realising a continuum between Mental and Material processes (ibid:141).

Psychological behaviour was assessed by two psychologists during the visits with the physicians.

Consequently, 'the boundaries of behavioural processes are indeterminate' (Halliday and Matthiessen 2014: 301); nonetheless, they are understood to typically denote physiological and psychological behaviours (e.g. sneeze, smile).

The behavioural set includes verbs such as sneeze, cough, laugh, dream, burp, yawn, breathe, gossip, thus denoting a group of processes that represent human physiological and/or psychological behaviours.

Given that the processes that denote action in either of the two aforementioned Transitivity systems include actions that imply intention as well as a lack thereof (i.e. bodily reactions), there seems to be no reason why a separate category is actually needed to represent many of the physiological and psychological behaviours.

Domestic violence is not a single behaviour but a mix of assaulting and coercive physical, sexual, and psychological behaviours designed to manipulate and dominate the partner to achieve compliance and dependence.

When applied to the specific MDD symptoms of sadness, anhedonia, sleep disturbance, appetite change and cognitive impairment, these symptoms may be seen to represent a biological response pattern that translates into the psychological behaviours of low self-esteem, hopelessness and helplessness.