Definition Synonyms
Definition of behavioural - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
conductUK relating to the actions or reactions of people or animalsUK
- Behavioural changes can be seen in stressed animals.
2.
psychologyTECH. UK pertaining to the study of behaviourTECH. UK
- She is conducting behavioural research on primates.
Expressions with behavioural
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recurring way individuals or groups act
Studying behavioural patterns helps understand human interactions.
application of science to study behaviour
Behavioural science helps in understanding consumer habits.
showing ads based on past online actions
Behavioural retargeting helps companies reach interested customers.
unconscious imitation of others' actions
Yawning is a common example of behavioural contagion.
Origin of behavioural
Latin, habere (to have)
Examples of behavioural in a sentence
Behavioural issues emerged when the puppy met strangers. The study focuses on behavioural changes in children. Behavioural therapy is effective for anxiety disorders.
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- French:comportemental, de comportement, ...
- German:verhaltensbezogen, ...
- Italian:comportamentale, ...
- Spanish:conductual, ...
- Portuguese:comportamental, ...
- Chinese:行为的, 行为学的, ...
- Japanese:行動の, ...
- Arabic:سُلُوكِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:הִתְנַהֲגוּתִי, בִּיהֵייְבְיוֹרִיסְטִי, ...
- Russian:поведенческий, ...
- Ukrainian:поведінковий, ...
- Hindi:व्यवहार संबंधी, व्यवहारिक, ...
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