Sentence examples for a new behavioural from inspiring English sources
A new "behavioural" approach to targeting internet advertisements, being pioneered by companies such as Phorm, NebuAd and FrontPorch, is said to be both of these things.
In his 2012 election campaign, President Obama took advice from a team of social scientists, while this summer saw the US government begin recruiting for a new Behavioural Insights team aimed at advising public policy.
The support for this theory is now reinforced in a new behavioural study by Alexander Brown and Joanna Lahey of Texas A&M University.Mr Brown and Ms Lahey investigate a concept called "small victories", which states that an individual may be motivated to complete a harder task by first completing an easier, related task.
The transition from sleep to waking implies physiological processes which lead to a new behavioural state.
We have also modified the original model by adding a new behavioural rule that requires less cognitive abilities than those required in the original paper.
A new behavioural trait arises in (or is invented by) an ill individual who may then demonstrate this practice; others who are ill may adopt the practice upon being exposed to it, and then become demonstrators themselves.
This led to a growth in new behavioural treatment methods as well as a massive backlash against psychoanalytic styles of reasoning.
In the 21st Century, all organisations face unprecedented challenges from a range of new behavioural, procedural and environmental factors.
Therefore, we identified here a potentially interesting new behavioural variable, associated with postoperative pain, but more sensitive in the context of the analysis of multicollinearity between psychological variables, inflammatory response and pain behaviour.
We present a cognitive behavioural analysis of the processes involved in weight regain, and we describe a new cognitive behavioural treatment derived from it.
Characters come to the fictional utopia to find out how it works and become converted to the new behavioural systems that artificially construct equality: a utopia with a despotic leader.
