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    This document discusses different types of behaviors, including overt vs covert behaviors, conscious vs unconscious behaviors, voluntary vs involuntary behaviors, simple vs complex behaviors, and rational vs irrational behaviors. Overt behaviors can be seen, while covert behaviors cannot. Conscious behaviors are aware, while unconscious behaviors are done without awareness. Voluntary behaviors are willful, while involuntary behaviors occur automatically. Simple behaviors result from direct causes, while complex behaviors involve mental processing. Rational behaviors are reasoned, while irrational behaviors happen without reason.

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    This document discusses different types of behaviors, including overt vs covert behaviors, conscious vs unconscious behaviors, voluntary vs involuntary behaviors, simple vs complex behaviors, and rational vs irrational behaviors. Overt behaviors can be seen, while covert behaviors cannot. Conscious behaviors are aware, while unconscious behaviors are done without awareness. Voluntary behaviors are willful, while involuntary behaviors occur automatically. Simple behaviors result from direct causes, while complex behaviors involve mental processing. Rational behaviors are reasoned, while irrational behaviors happen without reason.

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    This document discusses different types of behaviors, including overt vs covert behaviors, conscious vs unconscious behaviors, voluntary vs involuntary behaviors, simple vs complex behaviors, and rational vs irrational behaviors. Overt behaviors can be seen, while covert behaviors cannot. Conscious behaviors are aware, while unconscious behaviors are done without awareness. Voluntary behaviors are willful, while involuntary behaviors occur automatically. Simple behaviors result from direct causes, while complex behaviors involve mental processing. Rational behaviors are reasoned, while irrational behaviors happen without reason.

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    This document discusses different types of behaviors, including overt vs covert behaviors, conscious vs unconscious behaviors, voluntary vs involuntary behaviors, simple vs complex behaviors, and rational vs irrational behaviors. Overt behaviors can be seen, while covert behaviors cannot. Conscious behaviors are aware, while unconscious behaviors are done without awareness. Voluntary behaviors are willful, while involuntary behaviors occur automatically. Simple behaviors result from direct causes, while complex behaviors involve mental processing. Rational behaviors are reasoned, while irrational behaviors happen without reason.

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    Different

    Types of
    Behavior
    “Overt & Covert Behavior”
    -”overt” is the behavior that
    can be manifested.
    -”covert” is the behavior
    that is not observable.
    Conscious & Unconscious Behavior”
    -”conscious” action that is
    within one’s awareness.
    -”unconscious” refers to the
    behavior which is done due to unconscious
    behavior.
    Voluntary & Involuntary Behavior”

    -”voluntary” done with man’s full


    will and discretion.
    -”involuntary” those actions
    are cone automatically.
    “Simple & Complex Behavior”
    -derivative behavior from
    environment cause and effect.
    -relational behavior from
    subjective mental processing of the
    patient.
    “Rational & Irrational Behavior”
    -”rational” it is the action that is done with the reason.
    -”irrational” actions that are done automatically.

    “Rational & Irrational Behavior”


    -”rational” it is the action
    that is done with the reason.
    -”irrational” actions that
    are done automatically.

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