The study assessed how native speakers of English and Japanese perceived three different algorithmic outputs for multimodal referring behaviour in terms of understandability, human-likeness and a social practice (selling).
In addition, attitudes influenced referral to other agencies, as belief (or lack of it) in the potential effectiveness of the service was a key element in referring behaviours.
In this study, unsafe sexual behaviour refers to behaviours that put people at risk of sexual transmission of HIV such as early onset of sexual activity, unprotected sex, multiple concurrent sex partners, multiple lifetime sex partners, and commercial sex.
The chief prosecution lawyer, army major Ashden Fein, cross-examining Choike, referred to behaviour from Manning in the brig that he implied suggested suicidal tendencies, including nooses that Manning made while in Quantico.
7 12 The term challenging behaviour refers to any behaviour that puts the person displaying the behaviour and others at risk.
Habit was proposed by Triandis in his Theory of Interpersonal Behavior (TIB) and refers to behaviour that has become automatized [ 33].
As West et al. (2007) note, such behaviours are sometimes termed 'co-operative', but this usage is not universal; others use 'co-operation' to refer to behaviour that boosts the fitness of others irrespective of its effect on self; while still others use 'cooperation' as a synonym for altruism.
Rather they are referring to behaviour which they consider a little out of the ordinary.
A simulation refers to behaviour of mechanical structure of design, through graphs obtained through SimMechanics tool.
Ethics refers to behaviour which in the presence of malpractice forms the basis of legislation (Regmi, 2011).
Vertical violence refers to behaviour conducted by senior colleagues towards a subordinate.
