nonbehavioural

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nonbehavioural

(ˌnɒnbɪˈheɪvjərəl) or

nonbehavioral

adj
(Psychology) psychol not related to or concerned with behaviour
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These can include both behavioral and nonbehavioral changes such as agitation or irritability, anxiety, heart arrhythmias, and hypertension.
But accumulating evidence at the end of the decade indicates that for the most part, fulltime behavioral clinicians are no more inclined to integrate clinical research into their practice than are nonbehavioral clinicians." (p.
We rarely see efforts to integrate behavioral health functions delivered by nonbehavioral health professionals to improve the health of populations.
Initial sociometric impressions of attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder and comparison boys: predictions from social behaviors and from nonbehavioral variables.
One nonbehavioral fact is that inland brown bears are smaller than those along the coast, perhaps because they can't rely on salmon to the extent that Southeast Alaska's coastal bears can.
In this section, we will only focus on the techniques using nonbehavioral physiological reactions that are measured by the polygraph.
The therapeutic alliance as a predictor of outcome in dialectical behavior therapy versus nonbehavioral psychotherapy by experts for borderline personality disorder.
courts should not interpret the EMCR's reference to structural features of markets to refer to nonbehavioral features of situations (as opposed to markets) that affect the competitive impacts of mergers and full-function joint ventures and should not interpret the block-exemption regulations' references to market shares to refer to features of the competitive positions of relevant firms that relate to their economic as opposed to their market power (in the false belief that the relevant firms' economic power has some bearing on their specific anticompetitive intent or the competitive impact or distorting impact of the conduct under scrutiny).
Our Strong Entanglement With the Environment and the Idea That (Nonbehavioral) Objects in It Can Compose Our Psychological Phenomena
(104) Nonbehavioral empirical research of international law encounters many of the same difficulties that behavioral research of international law would be faced with, and copes with them successfully.
This article began by focusing on the struggles within political science between the behavioral and nonbehavioral camps.
(2013) reported that prenatal and postnatal exposure to FM550 resulted in increased anxiety, obesity, and early puberty in rats, with the nonbehavioral effects occurring at a dose of 1 mg per pregnant rat per day or approximately 2.5 mg FM550/kg body weight (BW)/day.