exhibited behaviors
[/ɪɡˈzɪbɪtɪd bɪˈheɪvjərz/]
noun phrase (verb + noun)pl: exhibited behaviors
comportamentos exibidos
1. Actions, conduct, or mannerisms that have been displayed, shown, or demonstrated by a person or animal, often in response to specific circumstances or stimuli
The child exhibited aggressive behaviors after watching violent content.
A criança exibiu comportamentos agressivos após assistir a conteúdo violento.
2. Observable patterns of conduct that are evident or manifest in a particular situation or context
The study documented the exhibited behaviors of patients during the medical procedure.
O estudo documentou os comportamentos exibidos pelos pacientes durante o procedimento médico.
3. In psychology and behavioral science, measurable and observable actions that demonstrate a specific condition, disorder, or response
Autism spectrum disorder often includes exhibited behaviors such as repetitive movements.
O transtorno do espectro autista frequentemente inclui comportamentos exibidos como movimentos repetitivos.
This term is heavily used in psychological, educational, and medical contexts in both American and Brazilian Portuguese-speaking regions. In Brazil, it's particularly common in clinical psychology, behavioral therapy, and educational assessments. The phrase emphasizes observable, measurable actions, which is central to behavioral science methodology in both cultures.
Related Idioms & Phrases
display one's true colors (similar to exhibited behaviors revealing character)
on one's best behavior (contrasting concept of controlled exhibited behaviors)
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