Sentence examples for rejected behaviour from inspiring English sources

Smoking's unavoidable smell, and others' reaction against this, led some participants to describe smoking as a socially rejected behaviour that lost its aspirational attributes: " It's not hot and cool as it may have been back before everyone knew the hazards and definitely brings to mind that whole kissing an ashtray kind of analogy" (F, 24).

All these techniques will help with listening to children talk about their own experiences as victims, help children listen to other children, raise self-esteem and ultimately, help all involved to resolve conflicts peacefully by making informed choices about their own actions and rejecting behaviour harmful to themselves and others.

Rejecting behaviour change was most apparent in the accounts of women who named themselves or the baby as the strongest influence on feeding, or those drawing on experience with other children.

Most of this research identified an association between father's punishing and rejecting behaviours and adverse school behaviours and academic outcomes among their children [ 29, 30].

A number of researchers have further postulated that parental punishing behaviour predicts externalizing behaviours (i.e., anger-based acting out behaviours) in their children whereas parental rejecting behaviours predict internalized symptoms (i.e. depression and anxiety) [ 31].

People should not be fined if they act differently – penalization belongs rather to laws and regulations – but the ethos produces socially compelling effects: people are effectively 'punished' by public morality, which criticizes and rejects certain behaviour.

Without the information about the tit success, flycatchers may reject the behaviour of the observed tits more frequently and may be less likely to settle in the immediate neighbourhood of the tit nest.

This perceived deficit of the parents may well be a correlate of the actual neglecting and rejecting parent behaviour in truants that has been described by others [ 15, 21].

"Being rude would be a bad idea: why would Barack Obama let Trump's bad behaviour reshape his behaviour?" Shrum rejected the charge that Obama was inadvertently "normalising" his successor.

Normality was rejected for observed aggressive/destructive behaviour, friendship skills and disruptive behaviour, and for child attendance and parent attitude to school.

The origin-evolutionary hypothesis of ritual behaviour has been rejected as quite inadequate for explaining human behaviour because no one can verify any of these bold ideas; they remain creative speculations that cannot be confirmed or denied.