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"Behaviour" (and I like your correct English spelling) describes the way tht the price moves.

The following describes some of the more technical terms used, by option traders to describe 'behaviour'

Whether the price moves a lot or only a little is described as 'Volatility'.

If the price is not 'normally distributed' it is reffered to as 'Kurtosis' or Kurtic'

If the price is moving up or down, is described as 'Directionality' or 'Skew'.

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