“And in their place, he offers behavioristically characterized substitutes.”

“We have seen it with antidepressants in adults and methylphenidate in behaviourally disordered children.”

“It was common, she said, for children to regress, both behaviourally and academically.”

“In the analysis, dinosaurs were assumed to thermoregulate behaviourally by moving between sun and shade.”

“Under their racial theories, an individual's ethnicity was determined biologically not behaviorally.”

“This behaviorally specific questioning method generally results in higher incidence rates than the ones used in the BJS report.”

“The rational choice model typically defines norms behaviorally, equating them with patterns of behavior as opposed to expectations or values.”