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behavioral force

behavioral force noun: any type of influence, such as peer pressure, that compels people in a society to behave according to certain norms.

Noun

behavioral force (plural behavioral forces)

  1. Any type of influence, such as peer pressure, that compels people in a society to behave according to certain norms.

Forms of behavioral force

pluralbehavioral forces

Questions about behavioral force

What does behavioral force mean?
Behavioral force means any type of influence, such as peer pressure, that compels people in a society to behave according to certain norms.
What part of speech is behavioral force?
Behavioral force is a noun.
What is the plural of behavioral force?
The plural of behavioral force is behavioral forces.

Words near behavioral force in the dictionary

  1. behavioral crises
  2. behavioral crisis
  3. behavioral economics
  4. behavioral economist
  5. behavioral economists
  6. behavioral force
  7. behavioral forces
  8. behavioral objective
  9. behavioral objectives
  10. behavioral pattern
  11. behavioral patterns

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