Sentence examples for behavioral barriers from inspiring English sources

A study undertaken to identify cultural, economic and behavioral barriers and enablers to adoption of healthy behaviors and safe practices related to poultry keeping, raising, handling and consumption.

Robert Gifford, a psychologist at the University of Victoria in British Columbia who studies the behavioral barriers to combating climate change, calls these habits of mind "dragons of inaction".

Available technologies include fish collection systems, fish diversion systems, physical barriers and behavioral barriers.

Employment services and job search assistance face behavioral barriers to their effectiveness beyond the difficulties individuals may have with the complexity or the willpower requirements of job search.

In addition, there are behavioral barriers to job search that arise simply due to the fact that it is an intrinsically difficult problem.

Another set of behavioral barriers to reemployment arise from the tendency of individuals to have imperfect self-control, such as expressed by time inconsistent preferences (Laibson [1997]).

Limits to self-control represent another likely behavioral barrier to creating incentives to return to work in unemployment compensation programs.

There are good reasons to think that one behavioral barrier to job search and employment is that individuals may have biased wage expectations.

Our results suggest that the prezygotic behavioral barrier (time to mate), originally interpreted as female choice [ 22], may be strongly influenced by male courtship effort.

We demonstrated that male mate choice (as courtship effort allocation) plays a more important role in the prezygotic behavioral barrier than previously recognized.

Therefore we also investigate if there are differences in CHC profiles between species that could explain the pre-mating behavioral barrier to gene exchange.