Sentence examples for view of behaviour from inspiring English sources

Although there is nothing new about the root concepts of structuralism they may be seen in one form or other throughout Western thought there is no question but that in the present century this view of behaviour has become a dominant one in many fields.

As you can hear in Frontiers on BBC Radio 4, insights from this individual-focused research have led us to a far more nuanced view of behaviour and the evolutionary processes that have shaped it.

Observation is a key element of ethnographic research and offers a direct view of behaviour, capturing events as they occur in their natural setting.

The studies used a variety of methods developed mainly in the anthropological tradition of qualitative research aiming to provide an emic view of behaviour [ 23].

McDougall's view of social behaviour as instinct-driven lost popularity as behaviourism began to dominate the field in the 1920s.

The parameter estimates suggest that while parents are observing somewhat similar hyperactive impulsive behaviour in these children as teachers, to a larger extent teachers have a unique view of this behaviour.

"It's an innocent's view of extravagant behaviour.

They do of course have an absurdly optimistic view of human behaviour.

Our American trade union colleagues have a very jaundiced view of their behaviour in the US".

Smoking today fits well with this moral view of risky behaviour.

It's a reductive view of human behaviour and, as the play lurches from classroom realism to battlefield fantasy, not an entirely coherent one.