behaviorally
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- adverb
- /bɪˈheɪvjərəli/
- US
- How do riverine fish respond physiologically and behaviorally to particularly early or rapid fall cooling?
- behaviorally disordered
- behaviorally difficult students
- behaviorally disturbed
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Watch on YouTubeBut clearly behaviorally, it is advantageous.
- But clearly behaviorally, it is advantageous.
- You mean, you know intent based word versus what we're doing behaviorally?
- But behaviorally, we know that boys are more active, as I mentioned.
- The assumption is it's going to change you in some way on a kind of trait level more than a state level and maybe behaviourally.
- And the group that got the meat supplement excelled physically, behaviorally and physically.
- And ADHD as much as it is often sort of an impulsive over focus to or behaviorally them sort of reacting to what's right in front of them.
- Rand Gaudier actually was like behaviorally.
Examples
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A comprehensive, integrated, three-tiered (CI3T) model of prevention offers benefits for supporting students academically, behaviorally, and socially.
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The two groups occupied the same general area, but behaviorally lived in separate sections or, in central-place terms, separate hexagons.
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But behaviorally, we know that boys are more active, as I mentioned.
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You can only mean probe them behaviorally and look at the information processing.
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And my point about that is these people identify themselves behaviorally, psychologically.
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But clearly behaviorally, it is advantageous.
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Specifically, in behaviorally oriented intervention approaches, our research suggests that several areas appear to be especially important.
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Chinese children who are sensitive and behaviorally restrained are considered socially competent and understanding.
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Self-regulated learners are those who are "metacognitively, motivationally, and behaviorally active participants in their own learning process."
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In therapy, we explore how past experiences influence us behaviorally.
Surface Forms
Morphology
behaviorally = behavioral (transparent) = behavior + al + ly
Formed by the adjective 'behavioral' + the productive adverbial suffix '-ly', so the meaning is directly derived from 'behavior'.
Etymology
The word behaviorally comes from behavior and the ending -ly, and behavior comes from behave. Think of behave as be- 'be' plus have 'hold', so it pictures how someone 'holds' or shows themselves, and behaviorally means 'in the way someone acts'.