7 10 Social patterning of behaviour can also change over time, as illustrated by the history of smoking behaviour that started in higher SES groups but the prevalence of which first declined in these groups.
Floating behaviour can also change sequentially, for example as individuals grow and age, or can be fixed across an individual's lifetime (Taborsky et al. 2008).
Rhodri Hayward adds that '[l]abelling someone as a kleptomaniac for instance, does not simply change the way we regard their behaviour; it also changes the way they understand their own motivations and the ways that they behave.
Smoking behaviour may also change over time and by sector or cohort within the population; for example, smoking rates may be markedly lower with increasing age, lower in women [ 17] and may be impacted upon by ill health or change in circumstances.
For one person, contact with a CP may simply mean guidance in the association's activities while for another a CP can act as a support person for a period of several years and the information-seeking behaviour can also change over time [ 29].
Terror attacks in France, Belgium and popular package holiday destinations such as Turkey have also changed behaviour.
The customers' behaviour towards the flight attendants also changed – they were more polite and respectful when they wore a uniform.
