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- noun Plural form of
behaviouralist .
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Examples
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I've had a few behaviouralists recommended to me and that's probably the way we're going to go.
And yet it's still only Wednesday girliejones 2010
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Certainly if students feel the need to become “educated” in such matters, they could read the texts from noted doctors and sexual behaviouralists on their own time, or in extra-curricular courses.
The Correns Are At It Again « Unambiguously Ambidextrous 2008
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Certainly if students feel the need to become “educated” in such matters, they could read the texts from noted doctors and sexual behaviouralists on their own time, or in extra-curricular courses.
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I've had a few behaviouralists recommended to me and that's probably the way we're going to go.
And yet it's still only Wednesday girliejones 2010
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Of late, the discipline of economics has been debunked by behaviouralists: Daniel Kahneman won the Nobel Prize for demonstrating that individuals cannot choose rationally between alternatives, or assess risks properly.
The Irrational 2007
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Psychologists and human behaviouralists would have a field day because the discussion throws up many fundamental questions about human nature.
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Mark Rubinstein describes this as the nuclear bombof the EMH, and says we behaviouralists have nothing in our arsenal tomatch it, our evidence of inefficiencies and irrationalities amounts topuny rifles.
FXstreet.com 2009
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