The Oxford Handbook of Dialectical Behaviour Therapy
... behaviours required to enact a suicide attempt. In behavioural terms, acquired capacity may build in part through processes often associated with exposure therapy for phobias and other anxiety disorders (e.g., inhibitory learning ...
Stereotypic Animal Behaviour
... Behaviour in Human Mental Disorder J.P. GARNER Abnormal behaviours are central to human mental disorder ( Davison and Neale , 1998 ) . Abnormal Repetitive Behaviours are a subset of abnormal behaviours that are : ( i ) heavily repeated ...
Behaviour Problems in the Early Years
... behaviour in a classroom context ) are reasons for raising concerns about behaviour . Behaviours that are exaggerations of what is considered to be normal behaviour for particular ages ( e.g. George's tension , Angelica's lack of ...
A Practical Guide on Behaviour Change Support for Self-Managing Chronic Disease
... behaviours. For listing these target behaviours, we followed the 6S hierarchy of pre-appraised evidence (DiCenso et al., 2009).1 Moreover, target behaviours were selected on the grounds of their overall rele- vance to persons living ...
Cognitive Behaviour Therapies
... behaviours of the client and therapist. Quality-of-life interfering behaviours, including: · behaviours associated with other psychiatric diagnoses; · seriously destabilising behaviours, e.g. frequent hospitalisations, violent behaviour ...
Organizational Citizenship Behaviour (OCB) in India
... behaviours (CWB) are being recognized as impor- tant constructs within industrial research, given their implications for organizational functioning (Kelloway et al., 2002; Roopa et al., 2016). There is an abundance of literature ...
Organizational Behaviour: A Modern Approach
... Behaviour Most commonly observed behaviours are habits in some form . The manager assesses how bad the executive's behaviour is . He seeks answers to the following questions – how entrenched is the habit ? is it stubbornly ingrained or ...
The Psychology of Christian Life and Behaviour
... behaviour . At the same time we do not confine ourselves to what is known as Structural Psychology . That may be found in the text - books of Sir William Hamilton , Professors Bain , Sully , Stout , Höffding , Ribot , and others . Psy ...
Theory and Practice of Observing Behaviour
... behaviours . Consequently , one finds other units apart from the classical unit of the instinctual behaviour , which will now be briefly discussed . Hinde ( 1959 ) writes the following about the problem of the construction of units of ...
eBook Marketing Research
... behaviours are relevant to the research problem ? 2. How simple or complex are the behaviours ? 3. How much detail of the behaviour needs to be recorded ? 4. What is the most appropriate setting , natural or artificial ? Then the ...
Mechatronic Systems and Materials VI
... behavioural control based on simple behaviours that occur in the animal word. In the first of those, the GS task, the agent moves from the start to the goal, without paying attention to obstacles. In the second task, the OA task, the ...
Psychological Therapies with Children and Adolescents
... behaviours and limit antisocial behaviour . In addition , the behavioural formulation focuses on the internal cognitive set characteristics ( beliefs and attitudes ) of youth who engage in antisocial behaviour to produce lasting ...
The Chemical Review
... behaviour with concentrated sulphuric acid . Coccinine and coccinine B from Meister , Lucius and Bruening show a slightly different behaviour . Alizarine , dioxyanthracinone , C14H8O4 , is charac- terised by its stability against ...
The Encyclopedia Britannica
A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, Literature and General Information. be regarded as behaviour . Laryngeal behaviour is the out - ance of the act . In all this there is nothing which cannot , under fell from $ 3,300,000 in 1910 to ...
The natural history of animals. 8 half-vols
... behaviour to varying circumstances . It so acts as to lead us to infer that there are centres of intelligent control through the action of which the automatic behaviour can be modified in accordance with the results of experience . When ...
An Introduction to Social Psychology
... behaviour . Con- duct is the behaviour of self - conscious and rational beings ; it is the highest type of behaviour ; and , if we desire to understand conduct , we must first achieve some adequate conception of behaviour in general ...
Canadian Journal of Behavioural Science
The Preschool Behaviour Questionnaire : A useful index of behaviour problems in elementary school - age children ... behaviours and social skills . For example , children rated as aggressive were less popular among peers , more ...
A New English Dictionary on Historical Principles: part 1. A (1888)
... BEHAVIOUR . 1615 CHAPMAN Odyss . XXII . 545 Only there were twelve that gave Themselves to impudence and light ... Behaviours of men . tc . The bearing of the character of another ; personification , ' person . ' Obs . 1595 SHAKS ...
Journal of the Institute of Metals
... behaviour of alloys of magnesium with lead and cadmium , 411 . on the electromotive behaviour of alloys of magnesium with tin and antimony , 411 . on the electromotive behaviour of alloys of potassium with lead , tin , thallium , and ...
Journal of the Chemical Society
... Behaviour of the Phenols and their Constitution . By KARL AUWERS ( Ber . , 1895 , 28 , 2878-2882 ) . - Although , as the result of former investigations ( Abstr . , 1894 , ii , 133 ; 1895 , ii , 41 ) , the author was led to conclude ...