behavior (psychology)
type: Concept
narrower: behavior control

behavior control
type: Concept
broader: therapeutics
broader: informal social control
broader: behavior (psychology)
definition: Definition The term control has a long history in social psychology and has been used in a variety of ways. At the most general level, control can be understood as influence, whether it be over internal states (as in emotional control or self-control) or over external aspects of the environment, including control over outcomes (i.e., being able to attain outcomes you desire) or over other people (i.e., making them do what you want them to do). [Source: Encyclopedia of Social Psychology; Control]
narrower: physical restraint

concepts
type: Collection
type: ConceptGroup
member: behavior control

informal social control
type: Concept
narrower: behavior control

physical restraint
type: Concept
broader: behavior control

therapeutics
type: Concept
narrower: behavior control