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This behavior is often referred to as obedience or compliance. It involves following instructions or commands from someone perceived as having authority or expertise.
Prosocial behavior.
A person who studies the mind and behavior is called a psychologist.
It's simply called giving into peer pressure
You could be think of 'hypocrite,' but technically hypocrisy is where you of someone doing something and judging it as wrong, then doing it yourself, while your example could refer to just acknowleging someone did something, then doing it yourself and not necessarily saying it is bad. I hope this helped!
jealousy :)
It is called mimicry when you copy the behavior of somebody. Mimicry involves imitating someone's actions, mannerisms, or speech patterns.
This behavior is called being opportunistic or using someone for personal gain.
A person who bothers someone can be referred to as a "nuisance," "harasser," or "botherer." The term may vary based on the context; for example, someone who persistently annoys another could be called a "pest." In more serious cases, such behavior might be labeled as harassment.
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An exchange of information that results in a change of behavior is called an influence. For example, you have a habit of smoking. You are given information about the health risks, and you then change your behavior to quit smoking.
This is an example of learned behavior. It could also be called a phobia.
Passive-AggressiveAnswerRude.
they would be called snitches, rats, or undercover officers
A word that tells you what someone or something is doing is called a verb. Verbs express actions, states, or occurrences, providing insight into the subject's behavior or condition. For example, in the sentence "She runs," "runs" is the verb indicating the action being performed.
Assuming a person's behavior is based on certain motives is called attribution. This involves assigning reasons or causes to explain why someone acts a certain way.
When someone cracks his or her knuckles, it might be called: 1. Annoying 2.Obsessive behavior 3. A nervous habit