Desired behavior

Definition

Desired behavior refers to actions or responses that align with specific goals or expectations either individually or within society.

Related terms

Operant conditioning: A type of learning where behaviors are shaped through consequences such as rewards (reinforcements) or punishments.

Goal setting theory: The idea that setting specific, challenging goals can motivate individuals to perform better and achieve desired outcomes.

Self-efficacy: Belief in one's own ability to succeed in specific situations or accomplish desired goals.