behavior relating to sex; sexual activity in general

criminal act; criminal behavior; crime

An art form where the artist uses their own body and actions to express a theme, such as standing still like a statue or living in a cage.

The legal ability of a person to perform valid legal acts, exercise rights, and assume obligations through their own will. Full capacity is usually based on age and mental competence, while those under a certain age or with certain disabilities may have limited or no capacity.

an action or practice that violates the law; unlawful behavior

act or behavior that violates the law which may incur criminal liability and civil obligations for damages

theory in psychology that focuses on observable behaviors rather than internal thoughts or feelings

an artist who creates and performs works of performance art

commercial activity; business operations

(law) A person who is legally considered to lack the capacity to act, such as a child under the age of seven or a person with a mental disability.

A legal term for a transaction or act where both parties have equal rights and obligations, such as buying, selling, or employment; non-gratuitous act.

an action that produces a legal effect under private law; a legal act or transaction

indecent behavior; hooliganism or rascalism

the act of piracy; maritime robbery

obscene or salacious behavior; indecent acts, often in a legal context referring to sexual harassment or molestation

Behavior or actions that prioritize immediate, short-term interests over long-term goals and sustainability; lack of foresight

joint behavior or collaborative practice, especially in an economic context such as an agreement between businesses to restrict competition; a cartel

(law) A legal act established by the expression of intent of a single party (such as a will or the waiving of a right)

code of conduct; standard of conduct; rules of behavior

behavioral data, especially as used in marketing and analytics contexts

a person's habitual ways of acting; the outward manifestation of personality traits resulting from the interaction between psychological characteristics and the environment

an interdisciplinary field that uses scientific methods to study and predict human behavior, especially in social and professional environments

selfless actions or conduct that benefit others at a cost to oneself

Behavior that violates the accepted standards or norms of a social group or cultural system.

the behavior of searching for and collecting food; foraging

actions that violate established rules, regulations, or social norms

an unlawful act or illegal behavior

an individual or organization that has significant political influence but is not allied to any particular country or state

sexual activity occurring before marriage

a wrongful act or an infringement of a right or interest (such as intellectual property) leading to legal liability

sexual obsession; compulsive sexual behavior