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Another word for learned behavior is acquired behavior.
The word 'behavior' is a noun, a word for the manner of conducting oneself, the actions displayed by an organism in response to its environment; a word for an action or reaction, a word for a thing.
which of the following refers to processes assumed to guide activate and cause persistence of behavior? Motivation Emotion Reflexes or Stressors
Acceptable behavior refers to actions, attitudes, and mannerisms that are considered appropriate, respectful, and in line with societal norms and expectations. It is behavior that does not cause harm, discomfort, or offense to others.
Bad behavior or misbehavior can be called misconduct. Similar words are delinquency and mischief.
Another word for learned behavior is acquired behavior.
The word behavior is a noun. It is the way in which one behaves.
Another word for excited behavior?
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Violent video games and T.V. shows can cause bad behavior. Influences from other people can cause bad behavior as well.
His behavior was intolerable to the teacher.
Those letters spell the word eating (a behavior of survival, not reproduction).
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Behavior that does not cause other people unnecessary discomfort.
Every behavior is due to some kind of external stimulus that triggers the behavior. This behavior emerges due to the fact that it has proven to increase fitness. The evolutionary cause behind the behavior, however, is called the ultimate cause. The proximate cause is what is immediately observed as causing the behavior. For example, birds will reproduce only at a certain time (behavior). This can be attributed to the declining sunlight received by the bird's photoreceptors (proximate cause). Or when movement is detected with the photoreceptors (proximate cause), and the reciprocated behavior in most animals is the flinch reaction (behavior).
"Bullied" is the word often used to describe someone who is pushed around or mistreated by others. It refers to repeated aggressive behavior intended to cause harm or distress.