There is now a growing body of experimental evidence to show that individuals behave contrary to expected utility theory in systematic and predictable ways.

There may be no good answer to how an individual should behave when menaced or attacked.

Also, attractive individuals behave more positively than those who are unattractive.

If, on the other side, the consumer grants credibility to the claim, the individual will behave more respectfully toward the environment.

This other individual had behaved in a wildly detached manner.

Their research focuses on why individuals from targeted groups will act and behave according to "cultural stereotypes".

The need to understand the meaning of behaviour also makes it difficult to predict how individuals will behave.

Therapied individuals, as a new mental rather than economic class, behaved differently.

Certainly, individuals may behave badly in any system.

This early approach assumed that individuals behave in a rational manner, weighing information before making a decision.