Neural Correlates of Decisions in Quasi-Realistic, Affective Social Interactions in Individuals With Violence-Related Socialization by Juliana Wiechert, Axel Janzen, Anja Achtziger, Thorsten Fehr, Thorsten Fehr

“…Our data suggest that building or strengthening the association between prototypical social contexts (e.g., aggressive-provocative interactions) and appropriate behaviors as a response to it provides a promising approach to successfully re-socialize people with a delinquent history.…”
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Globalization of Management Accounting Principles by О. I. Mazina

“…The document outlines four principles focused on achieving four central goals and closely related with them: (i) communication generates information with impact (where “communication” is the principle and impact is the goal); (ii) information is relevant, i. e. important (“relevance” is the principle, and the goal is to assure the relevance of data); (iii) analysis of the impact on the value (“analysis” is the principle, and the goal is to analyze the business model of an organization); (iv) the intelligent management builds the trust (“trust” is the principle, and the goal is the commitment of  management accounting professionals to the appropriate behavioral norms). It can be argued that considering the global principles of management accounting, scientific discussions on the conceptual framework of accounting management need to focus on the growth in the business value and sustainable development of business entities, to enable for the sustainable development of the economy. …”
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Impact of a parent-child sexual communication campaign: results from a controlled efficacy trial of parents by Evans W Douglas, Blitstein Jonathan L, Davis Kevin C, Kamyab Kian

“…This study highlights the importance of theoretical frameworks for parent-focused campaigns that identify appropriate behavioral precursors that are both predictive of a campaign's distal behavioral outcome and sensitive to campaign messages.…”
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Designing and Explaining the Model of Job Enrichment with the Emphasis on Employee\'s Behavioral Dimension in Social Security Organization by Vali Haddadi, Javad Mehrabi, Mohammad Ataee

“…Background: As a job design technique, job enrichment emphasizes intra-job motivation in job duties and responsibilities to achieve appropriate behavioral outcomes. The present study aims to design and explain a job enrichment model considering the behavioral dimension of employees in Social Security Organization. …”
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Mortality among adult hospitalized patients during the first wave and second wave of COVID-19 pandemic at a tertiary care center in India by Ravindra Nath, Neeraj Kumar Gupta, Amandeep Jaswal, Sparsh Gupta, Navjot Kaur, Santvana Kohli, Anirudh saxena, Pranav Ish, Rohit Kumar, Poornima Tiwari, Mukesh Kumar, Jugal Kishore, Geeta Yadav, Fellisha Marwein, Nitesh Gupta

“…It is necessary to remain vigilant of newer COVID-19 variants of concern, follow COVID-19 appropriate behaviors and keep emphasizing on care of high-risk groups including patients with comorbidities and elderly population to prevent mortality.…”
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Correlation of animal-based parameters with environment-based parameters in an on-farm welfare assessment of growing pigs by Hye Jin Kang, Sangeun Bae, Hang Lee

“…The average score for the four principles across the nine farms, in decreasing order, were ‘good feeding’ (63.13 points) > ‘good housing’ (59.26 points) > ‘good health’ (33.47 points) > ‘appropriate behaviors’ (25.48 points). In the result of the environment aspect, the relative humidity of farms 2 (93.4%), 3 (100%), and 9 (98%) was much higher than the recommended maximum relative humidity of 80%, and four out of the nine farms had ammonia concentrations greater than 40 ppm. …”
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Epigenetic tuning of brain signal entropy in emergent human social behavior by Meghan H. Puglia, Kathleen M. Krol, Manuela Missana, Cabell L. Williams, Travis S. Lillard, James P. Morris, Jessica J. Connelly, Tobias Grossmann

“…Abstract Background How the brain develops accurate models of the external world and generates appropriate behavioral responses is a vital question of widespread multidisciplinary interest. …”
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Dancing Improves Emotional Regulation in Women With Methamphetamine Use Disorder But Use of a Cycle Ergometer Does Not by Qian Tao, Chenping Zhang, Xiawen Li

“…This result suggested that 30 min of dancing decreased neural activity in women with MA use disorder while they viewed negative images specifically in a brain region known to guide the selection of appropriate behaviors, and to shift attention.Taken together, the findings of this study suggest that for women with MA abuse disorder, 30 min of dancing, rather than of stationary cycling, may ameliorate negative emotional reactions by decreasing attention to negative stimuli.…”
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Fundamental concepts of human thermoregulation and adaptation to heat : a review in the context of global warming by Lim, Chin Leong

“…Global warming is projected to challenge the limits of human thermoregulation, which can be enhanced by complementing innate human thermo-plasticity with the appropriate behavioral changes and technological innovations. …”
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Cognitive-inspired speaker affective state profiling by Norhaslinda Kamaruddin

“…This is due to the human cognitive functional ability to dissect and infer the information with high accuracy and then react accordingly with appropriate behavioral responses and feedbacks. Hence, this research work introduces novel technique in discriminating emotion to facilitate the understanding of speaker affective state, based on the hypothesis that emotion is propagated through speech and it can be quantified. …”
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The bipolar phenotype: behavioural and neurobiological characteristics by Yip, S, Sarah Winsland Yip

“…However, further research into the identification of appropriate behavioral and biological markers for vulnerability to psychiatric disorders – as well as into the acceptability and efficacy of mental health screening - is warranted.…”

Lifestyle, Eating Habits, and Health Behaviors Among Dietary Supplement Users in Three European Countries by Katarzyna Iłowiecka, Monika Maślej, Magdalena Czajka, Adrian Pawłowski, Piotr Więckowski, Tomasz Styk, Michał Gołkiewicz, Adam Kuzdraliński, Wojciech Koch

“…In conclusion, DS users were characterized by a healthy lifestyle with appropriate behaviors but not healthy eating habits.…”
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Detection of childhood developmental disorders, behavioral disorders, and depression in a post-earthquake setting by Yogi Prawira, Intan Tumbelaka, Ali Alhadar, Erwin Hendrata, Renno Hidayat, Dave Anderson, Trevino Pakasi, Bernie Endyarni, Rini Sekartini

“…Forty-two (25%) children scored 7􀁘8 (reason for concern), 18 (10%) children scored <7 (suspected to have a developmental disorder), and the remainder scored as developmentally appropriate. Behavioral disorder screening was perfonned in 339 children using the PSC􀁘 17. …”
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Investigation of Decision-Making Computational cortex-like mechanism models ‎in Neuroeducation by A. M. Mousavi Harris, R. Ebrahimpour

“…Goal-based decisions and behaviors depend on both sensory evidence mechanisms that collect perceptual information from the outside and mechanisms that select appropriate behaviors based on that sensory information which is decision-making mechanisms. …”
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Caracterização de família de mãe com deficiência intelectual e os efeitos no desenvolvimento dos filhos Characterization of families of mothers with intellectual disabilities and t... by Lidia Maria Marson Postalli, Raquel Fraga Munuera, Ana Lúcia Rossito Aiello

“…<br>The way in which parents educate their children seems to be crucial to promoting appropriate behaviors, but most families find it difficult to educate their children. …”
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The relationships between social participation before the COVID-19 pandemic and preventive and health-promoting behaviors during the pandemic: the JAGES 2019–2020 longitudinal stud... by Miyako Kimura, Kazushige Ide, Koryu Sato, Eunji Bang, Toshiyuki Ojima, Katsunori Kondo

“…Taking into account such old people’s lifestyles as well as their workplace conditions, promoting appropriate behaviors need to be considered.…”
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Neural circuit mapping of waiting impulsivity and proactive inhibition with convergent evidence from fMRI and TMS by N. Skandali, K. Baek, S. Sallie, S. Sonkusare, A. Mandali, V. Ritou, V. Caesaro, V. Caesaro, V. Voon

“… Introduction Waiting and stopping are essential and distinct elements of appropriate behavioral control with its dysfunction implicated in various impulsivity related mental disorders. …”
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Cognición social en el abuso de sustancias. Una revisión narrativa by Jessica Zapata Téllez

“…Introduction: Social Cognition (CS, for its acronym in Spanish) is the set of neurobiological, psychological and social processes that allow to perceive, recognize and asses a social situation to generate the most appropriate behavioral response for each context. It is comprised by five domains: Theory of Mind, Emotional Processing, Atributional Bias, Social Perception and Social Knowledge. …”
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The Role of Kant’s Deontological Norms and Moral Strategies in Reducing the Negative Political Behavior with the Mediating Role of Employees’ Political Perceptions of Ethics (Case... by Liela Nemati, Ali Safaee Shakib, Babak Abdolmaleki

“…Universities have both the pole of thought and the environment for teaching and learning but can only achieve their goals and missions when they have dedicated staff with appropriate behaviors and an understanding of ethics and ethical policies. …”
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Reflection of work culture in Gilan popular literature; Looking at Gilaki proverbs by Javad Nazarimoghaddam

“…Work culture is a set of internalized, desirable and appropriate behaviors in employees that is necessary for the development and success of the organization. …”
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