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Research in a Behavioural Science

Canadian Psychiatric Association Journal, 1970
La psychiâtrie a depasse son role de specialite medicale pour devenir l'une des sciences qui s'interessent au comportement.
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Zoology and Behavioural Sciences

Nature, 1967
Why study animal behaviour? In what follows the author argues that this is—or should be—the foundation of a proper understanding and use of the social sciences. The argument is based on two books published recently—“Animal Behaviour” by Robert A. Hinde (McGraw-Hill, 84s.) and “Mechanisms of Animal Behaviour” by Peter Marler and William J.
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A manifesto for applying behavioural science

Nature Human Behaviour, 2023
Recent years have seen a rapid increase in the use of behavioural science to address the priorities of public and private sector actors. There is now a vibrant ecosystem of practitioners, teams and academics building on each other's findings across the globe.
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Science of behaviour

Veterinary Record, 2011
Farm Animal Behaviour: Characteristics for Assessment of Health and Welfare I. Ekesbo 248 pages, paperback, £37.50. CABI. 2011. ISBN 978 1 84593 770 6 FARM animals have been part of human society for several thousand years. Domestication has modified the thresholds, intensities and timings of the behaviours of their wild ancestors, rather than ...
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Elective modules in the behavioural sciences

Medical Education, 1984
Summary An elective modules programme in the behavioural sciences was designed for the undergraduate medical curriculum at The Ohio State University College of Medicine. The programme provides a mechanism by which a broad range of behavioural science content can be introduced into the curriculum without increased allocation of ...
L A, Sachs, C, McPherson, W, Knopp
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A Science of Behaviour

1997
In spite of the widespread belief that behaviourism has been superseded in the course of ‘the cognitive revolution’ (e.g., Baars 1986; Mandler 1985; cf. Keehn 1996; Kimble 1996), some schools of behaviourist thought currently exhibit a considerable intellectual dynamic, especially in the analysis of thinking, reasoning and decision-making, areas of ...
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Food safety and the behavioural sciences

Social Science & Medicine, 1985
International health programmes have been a major stimulus to the development of several specialties collectively known as medical behavioural science. Each new programme of the international and national agencies has led to an expansion of the areas of behavioural scientists in health research.
G M, Foster, F K, Käferstein
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SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION IN BEHAVIOURAL SCIENCE

Kybernetes, 1974
An identification method is described which allows the approximation of experimental observations by means of a phenomenalistic model. The method is theoretically based on system theory and is adapted to the needs of behavioural science. Special emphasis will be laid on a system representation, which is transferable to a large group of dynamic systems ...
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Behavioural sciences and dentistry

Evidence-Based Dentistry, 2022
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BEHAVIOURAL SCIENCES IN THE MEDICAL CURRICULUM

The Lancet, 1971
Abstract Human psychology, taught by academic psychologists, should play quite a major part in the preclinical course, to form a basis for individual psychological assessment of patients in the clinical years. Sociology should be similarly presented, by sociologists attached to departments of social medicine, as a basis for epidemiology and the social
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