Behavior definition

Behavior means skills related to regulating one’s own behavior including coping with demands from others, making choices, conforming conduct to laws, and displaying appropriate sociosexual behavior.

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Behavior effective January 1, 2010, means a category to determine the home care rating and is based on the criteria found in this section. "Level I behavior" means physical aggression towards self, others, or destruction of property that requires the immediate response of another person.

Behavior means a description of a need for services and supports used to determine the home care rating and additional service units. The presence of Level I behavior is used to determine the home care rating.

Examples of Behavior in a sentence

• The reporting mechanisms under this Event Code of Behavior are not intended to address criminal activity or emergency situations.

• Thank you for attending our Event and doing your part to create an environment where all Attendees can collaborate, learn and network productively! By proceeding with your registration, you acknowledge that you have read, and agree that you shall conduct yourself consistent with this Event Code of Behavior.

• If you feel that an Attendee is not adhering to these expectations, please submit a report with your name, phone number and contact details and a description of the situation to ▇▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ to report a violation of this Code of Behavior.

• The LEA agrees that each of its sites using an ICE-provided network access or equipment will sign the ISA, which defines the DHS ICE 4300A Sensitive System Policy and Rules of Behavior for each user granted access to the DHS network and software applications.

• Presenters and sponsors, who are unsure whether their presentations or other materials and communications are consistent with the Event Code of Behavior, please contact ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ in advance of the event.

More Definitions of Behavior

Behavior means skills related to regulating one’s own behavior including coping with demands from others, making choices, controlling impulses, conforming conduct to laws, and displaying ap- propriate sociosexual behavior.

Behavior means any act or omission by a Participant.

Behavior means the degree to which, consistent with age, ability and developmental level, the child is displaying appropriate coping and adapting behavior.

Behavior means the attitudes and/or actions related to “Behavioral Standards.”

Behavior means skills related to regulating one’s own behavior, including coping with demands from others, making choices, controlling impulses, conforming conduct to laws, and displaying appropriate socio-sexual behavior.

Behavior indicates action rather than knowledge or attitudes.

Behavior means a description of a need for services and supports used to determine the home care rating and additional service units. The presence of Level I behavior is used to determine the home care rating. "Level I behavior" means physical aggression towards self or others or destruction of property that requires the immediate response of another person. If qualified for a home care rating as described in subdivision 8, additional service units can be added as described in subdivision 8, paragraph (f), for the following behaviors: