The behavioural science concept of ‘extinction bursts’ might be useful for the Trans+ community
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Behavioural science has a practical lesson for us to fight back against transphobia
The behavioural science concept of ‘extinction bursts’ might be useful for the Trans+ community
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November 3, 2026 at 11:01 AM
The behavioural science concept of ‘extinction bursts’ might be useful for the Trans+ community
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Also ps www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Behavioural responses of Neotropical raptors to drone approaches to nests - Scientific Reports
Scientific Reports - Behavioural responses of Neotropical raptors to drone approaches to nests
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October 31, 2026 at 4:56 AM
Also ps www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Yes, how rude of them to be creatures in an eco system with survival and behavioural needs.
November 3, 2026 at 9:15 AM
Yes, how rude of them to be creatures in an eco system with survival and behavioural needs.
Why do animals differ in their behaviour? This #BiologyLetters study found greater behavioural variation among outbred crickets than inbred crickets, supporting the standard model of behavioural individuality. doi.org/10.1098/rsbl... | #Behaviour #Ecosystem #Evolution
November 2, 2026 at 4:05 PM
Why do animals differ in their behaviour? This #BiologyLetters study found greater behavioural variation among outbred crickets than inbred crickets, supporting the standard model of behavioural individuality. doi.org/10.1098/rsbl... | #Behaviour #Ecosystem #Evolution
the cognitive and behavioural sciences to their study. Claiming that “AI is like the Shameplant” is simply confusing the de dicto for the de re at a yet higher level of abstraction.
November 4, 2026 at 1:56 AM
the cognitive and behavioural sciences to their study. Claiming that “AI is like the Shameplant” is simply confusing the de dicto for the de re at a yet higher level of abstraction.
And then there's "cognitive behavioural therapy"!
November 1, 2026 at 8:36 PM
And then there's "cognitive behavioural therapy"!
None of these address the underlying behavioural manipulation that these features have ended up being used for?
November 3, 2026 at 6:49 PM
None of these address the underlying behavioural manipulation that these features have ended up being used for?
90% of product design is behavioural science.
October 31, 2026 at 9:46 PM
90% of product design is behavioural science.
Not gruesome, a typical behavioural image.
November 1, 2026 at 10:57 AM
Not gruesome, a typical behavioural image.
People with behavioural issues *they cannot control* will pay the price for this policy
Victorian Labor to force abusive patients to pay for ambulance rides if elected
Abusive patients to pay for ambulance care under Labor election policy
Healthcare workers have welcomed a promise to crack down on abusive patients, while advocacy groups warn vulnerable people could be left without vital services.
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October 28, 2026 at 8:53 AM
People with behavioural issues *they cannot control* will pay the price for this policy
New research from #PocB: Evolutionary decoupling of morphological and behavioural antipredator responses and their hormonal basis across anuran species doi.org/10.1098/rspb... | #Evolution
November 4, 2026 at 10:02 AM
New research from #PocB: Evolutionary decoupling of morphological and behavioural antipredator responses and their hormonal basis across anuran species doi.org/10.1098/rspb... | #Evolution
🍂 What did October bring to Behavioural Ecology?
From lizard family relationships to bees avoiding floral mimics and lionfish manipulating their prey with water jets.
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#BehavioralEcology #AnimalBehavior #Ecology
From lizard family relationships to bees avoiding floral mimics and lionfish manipulating their prey with water jets.
Explore more research in Behavioral Ecology:
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#BehavioralEcology #AnimalBehavior #Ecology
November 2, 2026 at 12:42 PM
🍂 What did October bring to Behavioural Ecology?
From lizard family relationships to bees avoiding floral mimics and lionfish manipulating their prey with water jets.
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#BehavioralEcology #AnimalBehavior #Ecology
From lizard family relationships to bees avoiding floral mimics and lionfish manipulating their prey with water jets.
Explore more research in Behavioral Ecology:
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#BehavioralEcology #AnimalBehavior #Ecology
im chewing on this au and this interaction like a dog with behavioural issues like grrrrrrrrrrrrdrddddnshdjsnskdnsjsbsbz
November 3, 2026 at 11:02 AM
im chewing on this au and this interaction like a dog with behavioural issues like grrrrrrrrrrrrdrddddnshdjsnskdnsjsbsbz
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Millions of Europeans are still exposed to harmful noise from road traffic, trains and planes. Children are among the most affected, with noise linked to learning difficulties, behavioural issues and even obesity. @eea.europa.eu
Millions of Europeans are still exposed to harmful noise from road traffic, trains and planes. Children are among the most affected, with noise linked to learning difficulties, behavioural issues and even obesity. @eea.europa.eu
November 1, 2026 at 7:04 PM
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Millions of Europeans are still exposed to harmful noise from road traffic, trains and planes. Children are among the most affected, with noise linked to learning difficulties, behavioural issues and even obesity. @eea.europa.eu
Millions of Europeans are still exposed to harmful noise from road traffic, trains and planes. Children are among the most affected, with noise linked to learning difficulties, behavioural issues and even obesity. @eea.europa.eu
The role of introns is just massive 😳! I wish they'd done neuroticism, education, or other more behavioural traits.
November 3, 2026 at 8:57 PM
The role of introns is just massive 😳! I wish they'd done neuroticism, education, or other more behavioural traits.
Honestly I read that one as someone who's more into the vampire side of the equation. Personally I find werewolf stuff tends to A/B/O dynamics and bad lupine behavioural research.
November 4, 2026 at 11:46 AM
Honestly I read that one as someone who's more into the vampire side of the equation. Personally I find werewolf stuff tends to A/B/O dynamics and bad lupine behavioural research.
(exploiting a behavioural bias and information asymmetry like that would probably breach the FCA's Customer Duty :D)
November 3, 2026 at 7:01 AM
(exploiting a behavioural bias and information asymmetry like that would probably breach the FCA's Customer Duty :D)
pupdate: we ran some x-rays and Aster has a pretty pronounced hip dysplasia and we're concerned that her behavioural problems are due to pain. She's booked for a specialist tomorrow and ALSO a behaviourist at the end of the year in case it's not pain. I am going to fix this puppy so help me god
November 3, 2026 at 8:50 PM
pupdate: we ran some x-rays and Aster has a pretty pronounced hip dysplasia and we're concerned that her behavioural problems are due to pain. She's booked for a specialist tomorrow and ALSO a behaviourist at the end of the year in case it's not pain. I am going to fix this puppy so help me god
monetary penalties overly penalise the poorest. If you want behavioural changes we need consequences in losing the privilege to drive.
October 31, 2026 at 4:07 PM
monetary penalties overly penalise the poorest. If you want behavioural changes we need consequences in losing the privilege to drive.
oh, so it's looking with my context knowledge [and also might as well page @rjwatt42.bsky.social] like a panel for a behavioural/mechanical experiment of some kind (which is what I suspected all along but I wanted to see it from others too)
October 31, 2026 at 6:49 PM
oh, so it's looking with my context knowledge [and also might as well page @rjwatt42.bsky.social] like a panel for a behavioural/mechanical experiment of some kind (which is what I suspected all along but I wanted to see it from others too)
He means stuff like evo-psych and behavioural genetics is my guess.
October 30, 2026 at 7:42 PM
He means stuff like evo-psych and behavioural genetics is my guess.
why does there need to be a single genealogy? or do you mean something like their intellectual "inspirations" are derived not from e.g., Victorian eugenics, but specifically from Skinnerian psychology and Kahnemanian behavioural econs?
November 4, 2026 at 9:26 AM
why does there need to be a single genealogy? or do you mean something like their intellectual "inspirations" are derived not from e.g., Victorian eugenics, but specifically from Skinnerian psychology and Kahnemanian behavioural econs?
he wouldn't even care that i myself am ND, i mean it's only in my bio for precisely these sorts of cognitive-behavioural snafus.
it's just some froth he emanated to justify his indifference to an uncomfortable reality.
many billions of such cases.
it's just some froth he emanated to justify his indifference to an uncomfortable reality.
many billions of such cases.
November 2, 2026 at 1:36 PM
he wouldn't even care that i myself am ND, i mean it's only in my bio for precisely these sorts of cognitive-behavioural snafus.
it's just some froth he emanated to justify his indifference to an uncomfortable reality.
many billions of such cases.
it's just some froth he emanated to justify his indifference to an uncomfortable reality.
many billions of such cases.
We limited our scope to the behavioural, cognitive and social sciences for this study, so we cannot speak to other fields directly. That said, it makes us wonder whether this friction is universal or unique to how behavioural researchers operate. What is your intuition?
November 1, 2026 at 5:20 PM
We limited our scope to the behavioural, cognitive and social sciences for this study, so we cannot speak to other fields directly. That said, it makes us wonder whether this friction is universal or unique to how behavioural researchers operate. What is your intuition?