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| NOUN | a behaviour | behaviours | |
| SYNO | behavior | behaviour | conduct | ... |
Übersetzung für 'behaviour' von Englisch nach Deutsch
- behaviour [Br.]
- Benehmen {n}
Betragen {n}
Führung {f} [Verhalten, Betragen]
Gebaren {n}
Leistung {f}tech.
Handlungsweise {f}
Verlauf {m}
Art {f} [Verhaltensweise] - Werbung
- behaviour [Br.] [also zool. and psych.]
- Verhalten {n} [auch zool. und psych.]
- behaviour {sg} [Br.]
- Verhaltensweisen {pl}
- behaviour-based {adj} [Br.]
- verhaltensbasiertbiol.psych.
- behaviour-forming {adj} [Br.]
- verhaltensprägend
- behaviour-modifying {adj} [Br.]
- verhaltensmodifizierend
- to excuse sb.'s behaviour [Br.]
- jds. Benehmen entschuldigen
- abnormal behaviour [Br.]
- abnormes Verhalten {n}
Fehlverhalten {n} [von allg. Verhaltens- oder Rechtsormen abweichend]
Verhaltensanomalie {f}biol.psych.
Verhaltensstörung {f}psych. - absorption behaviour [Br.]
- Saugverhalten {n}
- absurd behaviour [Br.]
- albernes Benehmen {n}
- abusive behaviour
- missbräuchliches Verhalten {n}
- acceptable behaviour [Br.]
- akzeptables Benehmen {n}
- addictive behaviour [Br.]
- Suchtverhalten {n}
- adiabatic behaviour [Br.]
- adiabatisches Verhalten {n}phys.
- administrative behaviour [Br.]
- Verwaltungshandeln {n}
- advertising behaviour [Br.]
- Werbeverhalten {n}econ.market.
- affected behaviour [Br.]
- Gehabe {n}
affektiertes Benehmen {n} - affective behaviour [Br.]
- affektives Verhalten {n}psych.
- aggressive behaviour [Br.]
- aggressives Verhalten {n}
Aggressionsverhalten {n}psych. - agonistic behaviour [Br.]
- Kampfverhalten {n}psych.zool.
agonistisches Verhalten {n}psych.sociol.zool. - alternative behaviour [Br.]
- Alternativverhalten {n}biol.psych.
- altruistic behaviour [Br.]
- altruistisches Verhalten {n}
- animal behaviour [Br.]
- Tierverhalten {n}
tierhaftes Verhalten {n}
das Verhalten {n} der Tiere - animal behaviour [Br.] [fig.]
- tierisches Benehmen {n}
- anticompetitive behaviour [Br.]
- wettbewerbsfeindliches Verhalten {n}
- antisocial behaviour [Br.]
- asoziales Verhalten {n} [antisoziales Verhalten]sociol.
- appeasement behaviour [Br.]
- Beschwichtigungsverhalten {n}psych.zool.
- appetitive behaviour [Br.]
- Appetenzverhalten {n}biol.psych.
- appropriate behaviour [Br.]
- angemessenes Verhalten {n}
opportunes Verhalten {n} [geh.] - asocial behaviour [Br.]
- asoziales Verhalten {n}sociol.
- attachment behaviour [Br.]
- Bindungsverhalten {n}biol.psych.
- attack behaviour [Br.]
- Angriffsverhalten {n}biol.sports
- autoaggressive behaviour [Br.]
- autoaggressives Verhalten {n}psych.
- automatic behaviour [Br.]
- Verhaltensautomatismus {m}med.
- average behaviour [Br.]
- Durchschnittsverhalten {n}
- aversion behaviour [Br.]
- Aversionsverhalten {n}
- aversive behaviour [Br.]
- Aversionsverhalten {n}
- avoidance behaviour [Br.]
- Meideverhalten {n}biol.psych.
Ausweichverhalten {n}biol.psych.
Schonverhalten {n} [i.S.v. Vermeidungsverhalten]psych.
Vermeidungsverhalten {n}dent.med. - bad behaviour [Br.]
- Fehlverhalten {n}
schlechtes Benehmen {n} - behaviour alternative [Br.]
- Verhaltensalternative {f}biol.psych.
- behaviour analysis [Br.]
- Verhaltensanalyse {f}biol.psych.
- behaviour analyst [Br.]
- Verhaltensanalytiker {m}jobspsych.
- behaviour analyst [female] [Br.]
- Verhaltensanalytikerin {f}jobspsych.
- behaviour change [Br.]
- Verhaltenswandel {m}biol.psych.
Verhaltensänderung {f}psych.
Verhaltensveränderung {f}psych. - behaviour counselling [Br.] [esp. for dog owners]
- Verhaltensberatung {f} [bes. für Hundehalter]biol.psych.
- behaviour disorder [Br.]
- Verhaltensstörung {f}psych.
- behaviour disposition [Br.]
- Verhaltensdisposition {f}biol.psych.
- behaviour disturbance [Br.]
- Verhaltensstörung {f}biol.psych.
- behaviour factors [Br.]
- Verhaltensfaktoren {pl}biol.psych.
- behaviour genetics [Br.] [treated as sg.]
- Verhaltensgenetik {f}biol.
- behaviour management [Br.]
- Verhaltensmanagement {n} [Verhaltens-Management]psych.
- behaviour method [Br.]
- Verhaltensmethode {f}acad.biol.psych.
- behaviour model [Br.]
- Verhaltensmodell {n}psych.tech.
- behaviour modification [Br.]
- Verhaltensänderung {f}
Verhaltensmodifikation {f}biol.psych.
Verhaltensmodifizierung {f}psych. - behaviour observation [Br.]
- Verhaltensbeobachtung {f}biol.psych.
- behaviour pattern [Br.]
- Verhaltensmuster {n}
Verhaltensstruktur {f}
übliche Verhaltensweise {f} - behaviour patterns [Br.]
- Verhaltensweisen {pl}
Verhaltensformen {pl} [Verhaltensmuster]biol.psych. - behaviour problem [Br.]
- Verhaltensproblem {n}biol.psych.
- behaviour problems [Br.]
- Verhaltensprobleme {pl}psych.
- behaviour repertoire [Br.]
- Verhaltensrepertoire {n}biol.psych.
- behaviour repertory [Br.]
- Verhaltensrepertoire {n}biol.psych.
- behaviour research [Br.]
- Verhaltensforschung {f}
- behaviour rules [Br.]
- Verhaltensregeln {pl}
- behaviour shaping [Br.] [Skinner]
- Verhaltensformung {f}biol.psych.
- behaviour simulation [Br.]
- Verhaltenssimulation {f}spec.
- behaviour strategy [Br.]
- Verhaltensstrategie {f}psych.
- behaviour test [Br.]
- Verhaltenstest {m}biol.psych.tech.
Verhaltensprobe {f} [Verhaltenstest]biol.psych.tech. - behaviour therapist [Br.]
- Verhaltenstherapeut {m}jobs
- behaviour therapist [female] [Br.]
- Verhaltenstherapeutin {f}jobspsych.
- behaviour therapy [Br.]
- Verhaltenstherapie {f}psych.
- behaviour towards [Br.]
- Verhalten {n} gegenüber
- behaviour training [Br.]
- Verhaltenstraining {n}
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Anwendungsbeispiele Englisch
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- A reinforcer or punisher affects the future frequency of a behaviour most strongly if it occurs within seconds of the behaviour.
- Play in cats is a behaviour that first emerges in kittens.
- Challenging behaviour may also simply be a means of communication.
- Her current research includes developing methodologies for designing and evaluating theory-based interventions to change behaviour, and advancing scientific knowledge about, and applications of, behaviour change interventions.
- Many states currently also prescribe the use of behaviour-based notes ("Kopfnoten"), which grade things such as "Orderliness" or "General Behaviour".
- Behaviour therapists complete a functional analysis or a functional assessment that looks at four important areas: stimulus, organism, response and consequences.
- Just as the opposite behaviour of becoming thinner with time is thixotropism (time dependent pseudoplastic behaviour), rheopectic behaviour may be described as time-dependent dilatant behaviour.
- Complex rating behaviour could be due to particular real or virtual behaviour.
- Anelasticity is a property of materials that describes their behaviour when undergoing deformation.
- Offensive behaviour is unreasonable behaviour likely to cause serious offence or annoyance to other people.
- Improved behaviour sometimes can result in better behaviour at school.
- Social facilitation in animals is when the performance of a behaviour by an animal increases the probability of other animals also engaging in that behaviour or increasing the intensity of the behaviour.
- In animal behaviour, stereotypy, stereotypical or stereotyped behaviour has several meanings, leading to ambiguity in the scientific literature.
- The behaviorologist discovers the natural laws which govern and dictate behaviour.
- Empirical studies in criminology support behavioural change theories.
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