Sentences with phrase «regular patterns of behavior»
Dispositions, by definition, are habits of mind — tendencies towards regular patterns of behavior that people develop like any other habit by regularly engaging in certain forms of behavior until those behaviors become routine.
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Although most of us have probably fallen victim to one form of abuse or another, it counts as bullying — and becomes a serious problem — when there is a regular pattern of such behaviors.
With regular meditation, you can begin to increase your awareness, be more present in your life (not stuck in the past or future) and let go of old patterns of thinking that that are driving self - sabotaging behaviors and patterns.
Other researchers have proposed calling or texting students at regular intervals to check their behavior and frame of mind, or monitoring Facebook or Twitter to observe patterns of behavior.
A regular pattern of observation scan can lessen the impact of nontypical behaviors in two ways.
WebMD stresses the importance of knowing a dog's regular drinking patterns so that changes to drinking behavior are visible more quickly and assessed appropriately.
It was pretty regular, though not as regular as it could have been, because Leo had a very careful pattern of behavior.
«A climate pattern may come in the form of a regular cycle, like the diurnal cycle or the seasonal cycle; a quasi periodic event, like El Niño; or a highly irregular event, such as a volcanic winter... A mode of variability is a climate pattern with identifiable characteristics, specific regional effects, and often oscillatory behavior... the mode of variability with the greatest effect on climates worldwide is the seasonal cycle, followed by El Niño - Southern Oscillation, followed by thermohaline circulation.»
For example, instead of blaming your partner, recognize your own thoughts, behaviors and regular patterns that are problematic in the marriage and work on changing them.
A pattern of out - of - control behavior, which may occur on a regular basis, or be more episodic.