1.   After all, whatever interpretation of the Bible is considered, it remains an accurate account of human behaviour.

2.   For these and other reasons, forecasts of future trends in such complex human behaviours as drug-taking are necessarily conditional and tentative.

3.   His book provided a scientific analysis of human behaviour.

4.   In general, the classical perspective contained a peculiarly narrow view of what it actually is that controls human behaviour.

5.   In such circumstances the superficial similarities between animal behaviour and human behaviour sometimes become very Marked.

6.   It is consistent with any kind of human behaviour, and just because of that, it tells us nothing about human behaviour.

7.   Look what the love of another human being does to human behaviour.

8.   None of these men would admit that what they saw and what they did were beyond the boundaries of human behaviour.

9.   Some tendencies in human behaviour were encouraged, others repressed, and the results were both pleasant and unpleasant.