Sentence examples for repeat behaviours from inspiring English sources
This is echoed in the lack of similarity seen in the lengths of time that players repeat behaviours for.
The difference in energy reserves between the pair shows the opposite trend to the length of time a player was seen to repeat behaviours.
These relations have been interpreted to reflect excessive or inappropriate error signalling that triggers a compulsion to repeat behaviours, even if they have already been successfully executed (Maltby et al., 2005).
According to this theory, exaggerated ACC activation to correct trials reflects inappropriate error signalling and triggers a compulsion to repeat behaviours that were already successfully completed (Maltby et al., 2005).
Always remember that dogs (like us) will repeat behaviours that are rewarding, and this goes for good and 'bad' behaviours (see below).
Allowing your dog to pull you towards something he wants is rewarding pulling ("last time I pulled I got what I wanted- lets try that again" See above- dogs repeat behaviours that are rewarding!).
There is little empirical research on the effectiveness of shunning, but it is believed to be effective because it deters repeat behaviour by the offender, deters similar behaviour by others, and marks for the community those behaviours that are considered unacceptable.
The ICC indicated that repeat behaviour would jeopardise players' chances of competing in lucrative tournaments such as the Indian Premier League.
OLT proposes that repeated behaviours may become "habitual".
Therefore, we would suggest that leadership behaviour would be more likely to occur when C or S is high, especially if coupled with a high likelihood of players repeating behaviours over consecutive periods.
12 Many definitions of culture (including Schein's 13 influential approach) nonetheless have in common an emphasis on the shared basic assumptions, norms, and values and repeated behaviours of particular groups into which new members are socialised, to the extent that culture becomes 'the way things are done around here'.
