Behaviour
Behaviour noun - (behavioral attributes) the way a person behaves toward other people.
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Synonyms for Behaviour
Morality and behaviour are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Morality" instead a noun "Behaviour".
How words are described
| human | human behaviour | human morality |
| similar | similar behaviour | similar morality |
| normal | normal behaviour | normal morality |
| typical | typical behaviour | typical morality |
| Other adjectives: usual, common, standard, original, questionable, actual, real, bad, sexual, new, general, weird, strange, different, overall. | ||
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A bit of Fridge Brilliance when considering Saya only had long-term human interaction with Fuminori and mad scientist Professor Ougai, neither of whom is exactly sane or normal, meaning Saya never learned of normal human behaviour or morality.
Source: Visual Novel / Saya no Uta - There is one SINGLE conversation choice near the end of the game that will drag the player character's morality bar from either extreme into the neutral zone if their response is contrary to their behaviour thus far, and will set the ending received irrespective of prior behaviour.
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Thanks to their Blue and Orange Morality, they consider insults and blustering arrogance good manners, and find excessively "polite" behaviour somewhat offensive.
Source: Pig Man
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