human behavior
- noun
- /ˈhjuːmən bɪˈheɪvjər/
- Understanding human behavior can help us improve communication and relationships.
- changes in human behavior
- influence human behavior
- understand human behavior
Every single human behaviour we do needs a trigger.
- Every single human behaviour we do needs a trigger.
- And so those programs captured the how of human behavior and rules that machines could follow.
- As I said, I think all human behavior is on a continuum.
- And beyond that, I want to emphasize also that another aspect of human behavior is morality.
- So people, so capital ends up being a way to influence human behavior, right.
- And we can then train our algorithm to mimic how human behavior will change as a result.
- So we need to strike a balance of recognizing human behavior will not change because we have prisons.
- We've worked really hard to change human behavior.
- The course says that we should interpret all human behavior as either love or a call for love.
- I think fear should never be used as a tactic to manipulate human behavior by public health.
- And I think that extends to human behavior.
- It involves the psychology of human behavior.
- Advances in our understanding of the mind and of human behaviour open new Windows on how we learn.
- That's a hard science way into human behavior.
- Exactly which it generally is, is true of human behavior too, although it depends.
Examples
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Many psychologists consider themselves scientists and use the scientific method to conduct experiments on human behavior.
Academic text (2015) -
So this is a book which looks at human behavior and makes a theory of what it's doing.
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Number one is simply normal human behavior.
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- I study human behavior.
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The course says that we should interpret all human behavior as either love or a call for love.
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My answer is that restaurant food safety is very much dependent on human behavior.
Academic text (2008) -
In addition, variations in human behavior are frequently expressed as individual differences.
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Human behavior is very predictable.
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The research on human behavior reveals why people make certain choices in social situations.
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Many factors influence human behavior, including culture, environment, and personal experiences.
Synonyms
The way a person or animal acts toward other people in social situations
The way a person behaves in a particular situation
A person's usual way of acting
The way a person behaves toward other people
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning is directly and transparently composed from 'human' (pertaining to people) and 'behavior' (mannerisms or actions). This simple noun-noun combination follows ordinary compositional patterns found across languages, so a B1 learner who knows both constituents will readily understand the phrase.
Etymology
Human behavior comes from putting together human (a person) and behavior (how someone acts). Imagine a scientist watching people and writing down what they do, and you can see why the phrase means 'the ways people act' today.