Sentence examples for behavior successfully from inspiring English sources
In their review on this topic, Wagner and Goldstein [ 4] stated that analysts who conduct a CEA of a behavioral intervention should not focus solely on people who changed their behavior successfully, but they also need to measure partial behavioral change.
In order to communicate or otherwise coordinate their behavior successfully, individuals typically require mutual or common understandings or background knowledge.
To describe the relation between single flagellar state and whole-cell behavior successfully, this expression must then be modified to account for flagellar correlations.
It can be assumed that self-efficacy is strongly influenced by performance of a desired behavior [ 52] and people in the AM stage are by definition performing healthy drinking behavior successfully.
In line with the parameters of this method (e.g. information must be relevant) [ 40], the program mainly consists of basic information that individuals are required to have in order to change their behavior successfully.
Self-efficacy, defined as a person's beliefs concerning his/her ability to perform a task or behavior successfully, influences career choices by determining the types of career exploration that the person will attempt and results in higher levels of persistence when faced with obstacles (Betz, 2004).
Another example is the Theory of Planned Behavior [ 14], which is one of the most influential theories and has been used to predict many health behaviors successfully.
Finally, food insecurity may reduce self-efficacy or the confidence in one's ability to perform diabetes self-management behaviors successfully.
Under that approach, terrorists could learn their status and adapt their behavior to successfully carry out a terrorist attack and/or successfully escape.
This PAH behavior was successfully captured by the new mechanism.
Small groups can typically monitor the members' behavior, and successfully employ retaliation whenever free riding is observed.
