"unwanted behavior" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to behavior that is inappropriate or unacceptable. For example, "This student was consistently exhibiting unwanted behavior in the classroom."
Dopamine is associated with reward and in ADHD it is hypothesised that there is a disturbance in dopamine-mediated reinforcement of appropriate behaviour and extinction of unwanted behaviour manifesting in the behavioural symptoms of ADHD in certain families [ 3, 4].
And sometimes unwanted behaviour is really just an unintended consequence of automating decisions at scale.
If a cat is displaying unwanted behaviour, then owners must provide an alternative outlet for it.
His statement alleges that he found himself dealing with what he describes as unwanted behaviour by the cardinal after a late-night drinking session.
Questions beset the individual about what she or he did or didn't do to encourage the unwanted behaviour because a psychological mechanism we all possess has us juggling the difficult emotional issue of helplessness.
Researchers from the Trades Union Congress and the Everyday Sexism Project found that 52% of women had experienced unwanted behaviour at work including groping, sexual advances and inappropriate jokes.
In addition, the basal ganglia play a role in reinforcing wanted behaviours and suppressing unwanted behaviours (Schultz et al., 1997).
These were divided into 10 strategies used to promote positive development (e.g., talking with children, physical affection, spending quality time together, setting a good example) and 7 strategies for managing misbehaviour (e.g., setting rules, ignoring unwanted behaviours, time-out).
These are unwanted behaviours that occur during sleep.
"This is because they have not been taught the appropriate language or developed the confidence to describe unwanted behaviours or know where to go to for help".
Ofsted's report said some schools left children vulnerable to abuse because they did not teach them appropriate language or develop the confidence to describe unwanted behaviours.
