Examples of using Forms of behavior in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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to return to earlier forms of behavior, ahead of the appropriate age
all methods that are used for acquiring new forms of behavior.
the simultaneous existence of two relatively independent forms of behavior- natural and indirect.
discourage certain forms of behavior(such as wearing seat belts,
discourage certain forms of behavior(such as wearing seat belts,
is used to explain lower forms of behavior while thus far,
behavior of the"addressee", and, so to speak, mildly deterministic,">when the management program assumes a relatively wide range of possible types and forms of behavior of control objects.
in which people tend to return to the most effective early forms of behavior that have never failed him.
saying that all higher forms of behavior can always be divided completely
The forms of behavior aimed at overcoming the conflict,
social independence with wrong psychological options, forms of behavior, by attitude toward customs,
comfort food, and other forms of behavior to alleviate symptoms of mental distress,
In modern society, being lazy is a more acceptable form of behavior than being afraid.
The child imitates and copies the form of behavior of parents in a certain situation.
For this reason, the first task of scientific studies when they approach any cultural form of behavior is to give an analysis of the form
it is enough to show experimentally that every new form of behavior, even one assimilated from outside, has different specific qualities.
But where it passes and how the transition from one form of behavior to another takes place remains for him completely mysterious.
He defines procrastination as the"neurotic form of behavior in order to protect the individual," in particular self-esteem.
Life skills training is a course where children learn correct form of behavior in real life, enhance self-confidence.
socialism requires a form of behavior that cannot sustain itself and therefore necessitates enforcement-- which is, in fact, tyranny.