Examples of using Behaviorally in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Behaviorally it would make sense.
The fourth way sound affects us is behaviorally.
Behaviorally, abductors stick to the same type.
The fourth way in which sound affects us is behaviorally.
He is behaviorally young, probably between 17 and 22.
I was making progress academically, but behaviorally I still had problems.
Behaviorally, you're going to say yes and copy them.".
Well, this might sound odd, but… behaviorally, that might be progress for Walter.
Behaviorally, he isolates from his friends and family members.
As a result, we expect their performance in school to improve both behaviorally and academically.
But behaviorally, psychologically, they are still alien.
Because external events are actually much more behaviorally relevant than feeling everything that's going on inside my body.
Behaviorally, we can't control our reflex to get out of icy water.
Because external events are actually much more behaviorally relevant than feeling everything that's going on inside my body.
But behaviorally, it's the most intact crime scene we have encountered so far.
It appears that the brain will acquire new knowledge, and thereby actualize its potential for plasticity,if the new learning is behaviorally appropriate.
Behaviorally anchored rating scales(BARS) bring out both the qualitative and quantitative benefits in a performance appraisal process.
The first--and, I think, one of the most important-- is that you must design the App, from the beginning,to be integrated behaviorally into your daily life.
If you haveever wondered why your child struggles academically or behaviorally--despite having the'right stuff' to succeed--this book is essential reading.
Behaviorally they need to be social animals, meaning that the males and the females and the young all live together as a group, and they also have an internal social hierarchy.
Hence every hypothesized cause for the transformation of humankind from anatomically modern to behaviorally modern involves a physical alteration of the wet gray matter within our skulls.
Behaviorally, emotions serve to establish our position with regard to our environment, and drive us to certain people, objects, actions, ideas and take us away from others.
Native species such as the New Zealand kakapo and the Australian bettong, for example,tend to be more ecologically vulnerable and behaviorally"naive", when faced with predation by cats.
Behaviorally, men are more physically aggressive and homicidal with same-sex others than women are, and women tend to choose older and wealthier partners for marriage compared with men.
Participants, mostly heterosexual, were asked,“Would you say you‘had sex' with someone if the most intimatebehavior you engaged in was…,” followed by 14 behaviorally specific items.
It is a very useful concept, but behaviorally, it may not exactly explain what people do the first time they play these types of economic games or in situations in the outside world.
Nonetheless, most researchers believe that in that flicker of time, favorable mutations swept through our species,transforming anatomically modern humans into behaviorally modern humans.
Behaviorally, men are more physically aggressive and homicidal with same-sex others than women are, and women tend to choose older and wealthier partners for marriage compared with men.
When in groups, NTs are socially and behaviorally rigid and frequently insist upon the performance of dysfunctional, destructive, and even impossible rituals as a way of maintaining group identity.