Reviews on health-related behavior has showed that individuals will generally not try to seek for diagnosis, prevention, or treatment for a condition unless they have minimal levels of related health motivation and information.
Previous studies of response classes in individuals with developmental disabilities (DD) and problem behavior have shown that mild problem behavior, precursor behavior, and mands or requests can occur as functionally equivalent to severe problem behavior in some individuals.
In addition, correlations between longitudinal changes in the brain and in behavior have shown that adolescents with persistently high emotional arousal were more likely in need of high cognitive effort; and their cognitive performance was more likely to be affected by distractive challenges.
Experimental simulations of the effects of eutrophication on fish behavior have shown that fish also alter their courtship behavior, in addition to coloration, in turbid water (Wong et al. 2007), with males spending more time on courtship and females more time on mate choice than they do in clear water (Candolin et al. 2007).
Research in sexual risk behaviors has shown that extending the question recall period beyond one month may increase the likelihood of recall bias and make the data less reliable especially in high risk populations such as the one that we studied [28] [29].
Previous research has shown that selfish behavior in medium access games could lead to inefficient and unfair resource allocation.
Experiments on rock joint behaviors have shown that joint surface roughness is mobilized under shearing, inducing dilation and resulting in nonlinear joint shear strength and shear stress vs. shear displacement behaviors.
The few studies that have investigated the association between changes in social factors within young adulthood with changes in young adult's drinking behaviors have shown that moving out of the family home and moving in with a spouse [ 17– 19] or becoming a parent [ 20– 22] is associated with a decrease in alcohol consumption and frequency of hazardous drinking sessions.
The Finns have proven that health improvement is easier to do together... and that people can encourage, support and reinforce each other's healthy behaviors -- and the Finns have shown that is more likely to happen when a country is mutually and collectively committed to creating a culture of health.
The eBay rating systems have shown that good behavior can be collectively promoted without coercion.
