behavioral
behavioral — adjective
1. connected with the way a person or animal acts, especially in response to the pe
connected with the way a person or animal acts, especially in response to the people or things around them
Minh's teacher called a meeting about the sudden behavioral problems in class.
collocation: behavioral problems
The study tracked how social media affects behavioral patterns among teenagers.
collocation: behavioral patterns
Dr. Okafor recommended behavioral therapy to help Quinn manage anxiety.
After the accident, Imran's colleagues noticed clear behavioral changes at work.
Researchers found strong behavioral differences between the two groups of children.
- conduct-related
more formal, mainly used in educational or clinical contexts
- action-based
focuses on visible actions rather than internal states
- cognitive
relates to thinking processes rather than actions and reactions
文法句型
behavioral + noun (always before a noun)
用法筆記
In American English, this word is spelled 'behavioral'. The British English spelling is 'behavioural'. It is almost always used before a noun — you cannot say 'His behavior is behavioral'.