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...her examples of less deadly diseases which cause clear changes in behavior pattern. ...ingly irrational ways without any obvious health effects. These changes in behavior might, over time (decades or centuries), have become an accepted norm for c

...hreat is so low in this society that it's not surprising that the behavior pattern reflects a low threat assessment. The same thing's in [[Europe]], there's a ...hreat is so low in this society that it's not surprising that the behavior pattern reflects a low threat assessment. ... The correction for that, I suppose, i

:'''1.''' ''(adj., general)'' conforming to a common standard, type, pattern, or range; usual, familiar, typical :* "normal occurrence", "normal behavior", "normal intelligence"

...y "stupid". It is only valid to describe a particular belief or pattern of behavior as "stupid". ...ould be carefully directed at ''things which can be changed'' – like behavior, ideas, beliefs, and policies – rather than as overall assessments of

...rofoundly unscientific.png|thumb|350px|Praxgirl argues that studying human behavior through observation is "PROFOUNDLY UNSCIENTIFIC". Unfortunately, she bases ...raxeology is one of these "undeniable truths": "Human action is purposeful behavior."{{l/foot|3}}

...ile those with lower levels of commitment display increased odds of sexual behavior compared to their unaf?liated counterparts.</p> ...ols than at secular educational institutions. Upon closer inspection, this pattern is determined entirely by a large Catholic college effect.</p>

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...], were saying he was just trying to divert attention from [[Clinton's bad behavior|his own problems]] (the Lewinsky and Whitewatergate witch-hunts), and lamba ...asn't largely rhetoric and reality-free thinking; Steyn's review fits this pattern.

...cdotal confirmations of similar behavior, however, and I'm also seeing the pattern popping up in other contexts such as political debate.

...beings, although generally [[human instincts|lacking in strong instinctive behavior]], do have certain innate tendencies that are not driven by pure reason. Th ...lief that humans are innately violent; comparisons with simian territorial behavior are often cited.

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...largely being manipulated by others, but it seems quite unlikely that the pattern could have emerged by sheer chance. If it is ''not'' deliberate, then his a ...tigated &ndash; and would have been, in any other era. The litany of fishy behavior left uninvestigated in the Bush years includes the manipulation of intellig

...hysical retaliation for solely verbal abuse is not an enlightened behavior pattern. We only retaliate when attacked, and we only attack when a real, physical

...t, too</i> &ndash; that satiability, all by itself, will not end predatory behavior. There is a far more important condition. <i>[[Reciprocal accountability]] ...ook at history shows that, for all of their petty wars and brutality, this pattern seemed to work about as well as could be hoped. And when it failed, peasant

...l have to deal with elevation. Elevation creates limits. It's based on the behavior of light over land. Using a DSLR I have taken a picture of land that was at Wars have been waged since forever. Anybody with half a brain could have used pattern recognition to predict more wars to come.

* http://mrscottyl.blogspot.com/2014/01/big-pharma-escalating-criminal-behavior.html * http://www.psmag.com/navigation/health-and-behavior/women-arent-welcome-internet-72170/

...may have extended from generation to generation. We want to replace that pattern with the rich legacy of reading. ...ke leading roles in after-school programs that build character and improve behavior. We propose to improve teacher training and recruiting by expanding the Tr

...blogs.com/pharyngula/2020/02/24/when-a-righteous-cause-enables-unrighteous-behavior/ - avoid hierarchy! concentration of power leads to problems ** https://hbr.org/2020/04/how-to-persuade-people-to-change-their-behavior