behavioris
Behavioris is a theoretical framework in the behavioral sciences that emphasizes the emergent properties of behavior as a function of dynamic interactions between organisms and their environments, incorporating cognitive and social factors alongside observable actions. It treats behavior as continuously shaped by context rather than solely by isolated stimuli or internal states.
The term is used in interdisciplinary discussions to explore an integrative approach that sits between traditional
Core ideas include: behavior arises from ongoing agent-environment interactions; internal states and social meanings modulate responses;
Applications of behavioris span education, mental health, user experience design, and organizational behavior, where interventions and