Ever since her relocated class, minus about half its students, returned to the school building at the end of February, she has become very aggressive, reverting to behavior she displayed in kindergarten.
Let us not revert to behavior that is morally wrong and use prisoners, who while incarcerated have no freedom of action.
Historically, the Japanese have shunned living near the sea and, after the recent tsunami devastated the northern regions of Japan's main island, Honshu, people are reverting to that behavior, said Seiji Yoshizaki, a senior real estate consultant at Funai Soken, a business consulting firm.
Perhaps the word "kids" is key here - We end up reverting to childlike behavior when we become virtual snobs.
A little over 2 years (28 months) after the end of the project, a follow-up survey found that without the consistent and sustained dosage from the intervention, young people appeared to revert to behaviors seen at baseline.
Brown and Cliff (2005) are able to show that this mean-reverting behavior can be interpreted as the current optimism being a predictor of substantially lower subsequent returns on the horizon of 2 3 years.
The collective finds a middle ground, becoming an undulant machine before reverting to stiff robot behavior.
When her mother suddenly died in 1992, Ms. Parker, who was 20 at the time, fell apart, reverting to the reckless behavior that cut short her high school education.
Recently, Ms. Pitkin has changed her attitude toward her own security, reverting to the warier behavior that marked her first years in New York.
The difference is that now, instead of reverting to old, disordered behaviors, I choose to use more effective coping skills like making art and allowing myself to experience the feelings, as opposed to pushing them away.
Government investigators said he reverted to past behavior, trading through more than 50 nominee accounts in the name of his new wife, other relatives, even a yeshiva run by a cousin.
