Sentences with phrase «core human behaviour»

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This week, 16 educators in the UK are participating in our core professional development seminar «Facing History and Ourselves: Holocaust and Human Behaviour.»

As repetitive behaviours are core features of autism, this finding supports the hypothesis that canine compulsive behaviours have common genetic antecedents with analogous behaviours seen in human neuropsychiatric disorders such as autism and OCD.

The work is not so much politically opinionated, but explorative — Kentridge asks questions about history and behaviour and pierces through the core of human nature to find our need for violence.

The social influence model86 is also a useful conceptual framework to guide development of media interventions, as it highlights the core principles that promote successful persuasion and influence; for example, to the extent that interventions make use of the power of social validation by similar or liked others (i.e. «others like me are doing it») and of humans» tendency to act in accordance with prior commitments to others and to deep - seated values, they are likely to have more influence on viewers» attitudes, intents and behaviours.