What role these nanny neurons were playing in the animals' brains and subsequent behavior was not altogether clear.
This proposal, together with the punitive measures that Microsoft inflicted on Netscape when it rebuffed the overture, illuminates the context in which Microsoft's subsequent behavior toward PC manufacturers ("OEM's"), Internet access providers ("IAP's"), and other firms must be viewed.
A study in The Journal of Consumer Research explores people's faulty memories of how much they liked an experience, showing that they look for cues in their own subsequent behavior.
For hard ticks, the height at which they lie in wait determines the size of the host they choose and also their subsequent behavior, which usually involves seeking the highest point on the animal.
Apart from the sheer impracticality of this solution, its advocates seem to consider undocumented "original entry" into a country as the analog of "original sin" that no amount of subsequent behavior and atonement can alter.
These results emphasize that social stressors need not be prolonged or uncontrollable to produce marked effects on subsequent behavior.
This is common in cases of affective transmission, where an emotional response generated by an imagined situation may constrain subsequent behavior.
The energy cost share for the first year is not completely exogenous to the analysis, since firms' previous decisions may also play a role in their subsequent behavior.
Previous animal stress studies have illustrated the marked impact of coping on subsequent behavior and physiology by using shock as the stressor.
Paradigms used to study the regulation of emotion in humans examine controlled responses to emotional stimuli and/or the inhibition of emotional influences on subsequent behavior.
This parent-focused intervention was designed to help parents facilitate their adolescents' entry into treatment, to support adolescents' subsequent behavior change, and to improve parent and family functioning.
