### activity | behavior:

Respondent behavior
* is behavior that is involuntary
  - caused physiological reactions of the body
* refers to behavior that is elicited involuntarily in reaction to a stimulus.
+ Applied behavior analysis, History, Other factors in the development of ABA
  * Ivan Pavlov was a Russian man who studied psychology and physiology. He studied respondent behavior. Respondent behavior is behavior that is involuntary. Respondent behavior is caused physiological reactions of the body. In 1897, he started to do experiments about respondent behavior. He came up with the theory of classical conditioning after doing these experiments. Classical conditioning is also called pavlovian conditioning. Classical conditioning says that if a neutral stimulus keeps being paired with a stimulus that causes a physiological reaction, eventually the neutral stimulus will cause the physiological reaction.
  * Ivan Pavlov was a Russian man who studied psychology and physiology. He studied respondent behavior. Respondent behavior is behavior that is involuntary. Respondent behavior is caused physiological reactions of the body. In 1897, he started to do experiments about respondent behavior. He came up with the theory of classical conditioning after doing these experiments. Classical conditioning is also called pavlovian conditioning. Classical conditioning says that if a neutral stimulus keeps being paired with a stimulus that causes a physiological reaction, eventually the neutral stimulus will cause the physiological reaction. A physiological reaction is a bodily response that is automatic such as salivation or increased heart rate.

Right behavior
* is defined in terms of obedience to the Baha'i laws and institutions.
* matter of life and death.

Risky behavior
* are pervasive among all groups of adolescents.
* chronic problem among teens, especially boys.
* has consequences.
* is common among both Karachi bus drivers and bus commuters.

Rude behavior
* is rude behavior.
* violation of human dignity or of the respect due to others.

Seasonal behavior
* changes in animals involve the light-sensitive pineal gland in the brain.
* help animals adjust to the environment.

Spatial behavior
* is examined by accumulating data at various scalp locations.
* require accurate localization of objects around an animal.

Such behavior
- effects
  - reach consequences
* helps roles.
* indicates presence
* promotes survival.

Suicidal behavior
* Most suicidal behavior starts with depression.
* is complex and has multiple causes
  - inherited
  - often apparent in a person who suffers from histrionic personality disorder
* is, obviously, complex and has multiple causes.

Territorial behavior
* arises when benefits are greater than the costs.
* can start way before trainers get close to the bird.
* is almost nonexistent even during the breeding season.
* offers several advantages to the territorial animal.
* range from scent marking to outright attacks on intruders.

Undesirable behavior
* Some undesirable behaviors are actually symptoms of disease.
* broad term including delinquency, fraud, intrusion and account defaulting.

### activity | behavior:

Violent behavior
* Most violent behavior is learned behavior.
* are also common among spectators in some sports.
* has a double meaning in zoology.
* is also any action or threat to damage property
  - bad behavior
  - just as prevalent today as it was during the violence epidemic
  - role modeled, encouraged, justified, and reinforced
  - something children learn, often early in life
* lack of maturity and angry individuals are trying to control others.
* poses significant risks to health, particularly among young black males.
* ranges from bullying and verbal abuse, through fighting, to rape and homicide.

Betrayal
* applies to a state of broken fidelity within the relationship.
* is an activity
  - located in confessions