Sentence examples for redirecting behavior from inspiring English sources

I assume the authors think it reflects a function – recognizing the oddball tone and redirecting behavior generally.

In loose psychological terms, it's called redirecting behaviors and thought patterns.

The key then in redirecting this behavior is to underscore the benefits of lacking confidence.

"Even if that occurs, a child feeling safe to talk about it without fear of punishment, is integral in the process of redirecting the behavior toward safer interactions with others".

Perhaps one parent is better at discipline or at redirecting disruptive behavior.

Dawn Van de Wal, a single mother of three in Buffalo, said that over the last six months she has learned to contain and redirect the behavior of her exuberant 9-year-old, TJ, who has received a diagnosis of attention-deficit disorder.

A 2010 report by Wisconsin's juvenile justice commission to the governor, James E. Doyle, and the Legislature found that "for many, if not most, youthful offenders, the juvenile justice system is better able to redirect their behavior," in large part because of the greater availability of social services.

It includes a self-controlled stimulus presentation with sensory discrimination acting as a cue to redirect motor behavior.

Use music or play to redirect his behavior.

While you can't tell your friends not to drink, you can redirect their behavior and send them home when they're too drunk to be good company.

Re "It Can Be Done: Scientists Teach Old Dogs New Tricks" (Jan . 25: After adopting a dog recently, my family and I went to obedience school, where we were taught to "redirect" unwanted behaviors.