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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Behavioral Interaction"”.
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Structural Analysis of Family Dysfunction (Interaction, Interpersonal Assessment, Scapegoating, Direct Observation, Markov Analysis)
… members' self and other perceptions and actual behavioral interaction. Ten families completed a series of ratings about their perceptions of their own and other family members' interpersonal behavior. Each family also engaged in a conflict re-enactment, which was videotaped and coded using …
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Early intensive behavioral intervention for autism: Is it actually more "intensive" than a typical child's day?
… disorder characterized by deficits in social interaction, communication, and excessive ritualistic and repetitive behavior. Numerous treatments for autism devised over the last half-century have proven ineffective, or have never been scientifically evaluated. Despite the state of the research, …
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Influence in Small Groups: Direct Experience and Attitude Behavior Consistency, Minority Influence, Choice Shift, Social Combination Models, Prevailing Norms and Demonstrability
… interpersonal exposure was defined as direct behavioral interaction with an individual who was directly affected by the attitude object and is theoretically tied to the direct experience and attitude-behavior consistency literature. It was hypothesized that individuals with greater direct …
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Patterns of coexistence in Microtus pennsylvanicus and Synaptomys cooperi
… cycle. Food habits, activity patterns, and behavioral characteristics were also compared. Field studies at seven sites extended from June 1978 to February 1981. These sites represented a range in habitat suitability for Microtus, as indicated by relative population densities. Undisturbed …
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Modeling Spousal Family Purchase Decision Behavior: A Dynamic Simultaneous Equations Approach
… were investigated: (1) What are the spousal behavioral interactions in household conflict resolution processes? (2) What are the temporal aspects of spousal family decision behaviors? It was hypothesized that spouses tend to not reciprocate their partners' uses of coercive influence …
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Kinship Infrastructure Design: Evaluating Diversity and Resilience in Emergency Response Systems Through Agent-Based Modeling
<p>Traditional infrastructure systems are often designed for predictable scenarios, making them vulnerable to disruption when real-world conditions change unexpectedly. This research addresses that limitation by introducing Kinship Infrastructure Design (KID), a bioinspired framework based on the …