Behavioral View (Process)

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Definitions/Uses

1992
Reference	/Curtis, 1992/ Process Modelling
Definition/ Use	Behavioral view represents when process elements are performed (e.g., sequencing), as well as aspects of how they are performed through feedback loops, iteraction, complex decision-making conditions, entry and exit criteria, and so forth.
1991
Reference	/Madhavji, 1991/ The process cycle
Definition/ Use	Behavioral approach: a formalism for describing the abstractions of software creation and evolution activities, with a focus on the effects which the activities produce, rather than the specific procedures used to produce those effects.

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