Translation of "Verhaltensrepertoire" in English

People have a repertoire of non-violent behaviour available to them.

This shows that Sarah has the appropriate behavioural repertoire.

All animals should be allowed adequate space to express a wide behavioural repertoire.

All "coaches" have additional tasks, which also broaden their behaviour repertoire.

Now I realize that it is a little bit absurd to compare the behavioral repertoire of a human to a fly.

Although subject to intensive selection pressure over many generations for production characteristics of economic importance, domesticated pigs have largely retained the same behavioural repertoire as their ancestors.

Ducks and geese should be provided with a pond with a mixture of stones and grit on the bottom, both to increase the birds' behavioural repertoire and to encourage adequate maintenance of the feathers.

To expand your personal behavioral repertoire and to implement change in your personal area of responsibility – that is what we support you at in your personal coaching process.

The working shepherd dog must have the proper instincts to give its drive purposeful expression — it must have developed the natural behavioral repertoire necessary for herding sheep on its own.

This is based on the thesis that the adaptation and behaviour repertoire of today’s farm animals is, in fact, ultimately evolved but only inadequately matches the conditions of the restrictive husbandry environment in many aspects, with partly negative consequences for the animals that are relevant for animal welfare.

So if the new working world requires female managers with as complete a behavioural repertoire as possible, one »typically« attributed to both men and women, then this may well represent a special chance for female executives in the future.

However, please keep in mind that any dog with a strong drive/attraction to sheep can be TRAINED to do large flock herding, but if that dog does not have the APPROPRIATE INSTINCTS for sheep herding, it will never develop the behavioral repertoire necessary to become a reliable herding dog that can be trusted to keep the flock contained safely by himself without any commands from the shepherd.

Although is shaped by small very strongly on isolated and hand-come up birds on people and constantly its entire behavioral-repertoire at lifelong "solitary confinement" in small cages must let waste away and therefore particularly on little mirrors, little ball and such as well as on "Sprechunterricht" with strong activity responds, it is very much better and filling for these sociable birds to hold it at least in pairs in somewhat bigger cages.

Systematic observation of the behaviour of the animals over four weeks shows reduced frequency of general and in particular social activities as behaviour repertoire, while stereotypical, self-directed behaviour patterns, such as self-grooming, scratching and fondling, increase considerably.

Cross-cultural competence describes the ability to successfully interact with people of different cultural backgrounds by broadening ones own behavioural repertoire beyond the acquirement of the foreign language.

However, one must know that it belongs from dolphins to the instinctive behavioral-repertoire, that newborns are held over water or Artgenossen wounded taken into the middle and is supported, so that they don't drown.

A landmark UCLA study turned five decades of stress research on its head with the revelation that a cascade of brain chemicals gives women a larger behavioral repertoire when confronted with stress.

In chimpanzees and orangutans, whose behavioural repertoires differ from population to population, knowledge is also "transmitted" amongst individuals.

This condition emerges due to the fact that migrants cannot easily change their behavioural repertoire.

Responsible care pro- vided, the animals will stay healthy and enjoy their keeper with their full behavioral repertoire.

Only the immediate experience establishes room for change in perception, attitude, motivation, behavioral patterns, and thus competence.

At first, Bandura assumes that the human behavioral repertoire is not inborn, but has to be learned through own or observed experiences.

In coaching, the coached person reflects on the background to his current situation, develops solution variants, tries these out and develops an enhanced behavioural repertoire with regard to certain situations.