This leader is displaying prejudice & prejudicial behavior.
Lying, stealing, kissing, hugging, mowing lawn, washing dishes ...
Principled behaviour is behaviour that is informed by some kind of background knowledge of the issue in question. It is behaviour that that is based on principles underlying the particular area of knowledge.
Psychologists have four things they do: describe, explain, predict, and influence behavior.
An individual displaying negative behavior can affect many people. A good example of this can be found in the classroom. If there is a child or person who displays negative behavior the teacher has to take time away from the larger group to deal with the behavior. Therefore, the group learning process is interrupted and the teacher can't teach. This often happens with children, but can also happen in an adult group when a negative adult takes over the conversation and challenges the entire group to prove him/her wrong. This changes the entire room.
Social cognitive theory suggests that individuals acquire knowledge from their surroundings by observing behavior patterns and interacting with other individuals, or experience.
prejudice
Prejudice
Only if you're born with the tragic disease, humanity.
An unfavorable behavior is the one not categorized as favorable in a community that they have certain rules and regulations for individuals how to react accordingly. Beliefs and habits as tradition can be considered another factors to categorize Behavior into favorable and unfavorable. Individual taste is the final judgment.
When an animal is reinforced for displaying a certain behavior, the animal is likely to repeat that behavior.
positive association
The student sitting at the back of the bus was displaying asocial behavior.
Such behavior is a result of deindividuation.
baboons are the only animal, aside from humans, that have been observed displaying homosexual behavior.
courtship
Yes they can if they are displaying mature behavior, and have generally spotless accounts.
Yes. The animal with the most frequent observations of homosexual behavior are the bonobos of Africa.For more information see Animals Displaying Homosexual Behavior