Значение слова "BEHAVIOUR" найдено в 36 источниках

BEHAVIOUR

найдено в "Англо-русском большом универсальном переводческом словаре"
[bɪ`heɪvjə]
образ действий, манеры, поведение
хорошие манеры, хорошее поведение
режим


найдено в "Collocations dictionary"
behaviour: translation

(BrE) (AmE behavior) noun
ADJECTIVE
exemplary, good

He had his jail term cut for good behaviour.

acceptable
normal
bizarre, strange, suspicious

a report of suspicious behaviour

antisocial, bad, inappropriate, unacceptable, undesirable
addictive, delinquent, deviant, problem

Teachers can't always respond effectively to problem behaviour.

abusive, aggressive, criminal, disruptive, violent
high-risk, impulsive, risk-taking, risky, self-destructive, suicidal
adolescent, animal, human, sexual, social

the study of human behavior

courtship, maternal, mating, parental, parenting, territorial

Some birds display courtship behavior throughout the year.

VERB + BEHAVIOUR/BEHAVIOR
affect, control, influence, regulate, shape

Parents can influence the behaviour of their children.

alter, change, modify
display, exhibit, show

Animals in zoos often display disturbed behaviour.

analyse/analyze, examine, observe, study
excuse

I know you were upset, but that doesn't excuse your behaviour.

mimic, model

People often mimic the behaviour of their peers.

reinforce, reward

Parents should reinforce good behaviour.

BEHAVIOUR/BEHAVIOR + NOUN
pattern
modification
issues, problem
disorder, therapy (both esp.AmE)
PREPOSITION
behaviour towards/toward

his behaviour towards/toward his parents

PHRASES
behaviour and attitudes

a new study looking at the behaviour and attitudes of young men

be on your best behaviour (= to behave very well in order to impress sb)
a code of behaviour
a pattern of behaviour
standards of behaviour


найдено в "Financial and business terms"
behaviour: translation

behaviour be‧hav‧iour [bɪˈheɪvjə ǁ -ər] , behavior noun [uncountable]
also behaviours the way that someone or something acts in different situations:

• They have changed their buying behavior and are postponing major purchases.

• The market's crash forced money managers to rethink basic assumptions about market behaviour.

• seminars that attempt to change attitudes and behaviors among white male managers

conˌsumer beˈhaviour , consumer behavior [uncountable]
MARKETING the study of where and how people buy things, why they choose one thing and not another etc:

• The family is still a major factor in consumer behaviour.

organiˌzational beˈhaviour , organizational behavior also organisational behaviour [uncountable] HUMAN RESOURCES
the study of how the people in an organization work together, and the effect this has on the organization as a whole, its effectiveness etc:

• organisational behaviour, a combination of psychology and management theory

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behaviour UK US UK (US behavior) /bɪˈheɪvjər/ noun [U]
the way that someone or something behaves in a particular situation: »

A boss's behaviour must be consistent both with the law and with broad public policy goals.

the behaviour of sb/sth »

In the last few years, the behavior of the stock market suggests that investors are cautious.

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Good corporate behaviour makes good commercial sense.

See also BUYING BEHAVIOUR(Cf.↑buying behaviour), CUSTOMER BEHAVIOUR(Cf. ↑customer behaviour), ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOUR(Cf. ↑organizational behaviour)


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