This article presents men's discussions of the 'practices of masculinity' and examines their relation to, and implications for, men's health-related behaviours as articulated in 15 focus group discussions (59 participants in total).
However, it is unclear how many of the 24 included studies in this review articulated a health behaviour change theory or the extent to which this was done.
Yet this complex understanding of behaviour change had not been clearly articulated to facilitators, who held an understanding of behaviour change that was more closely linked to Freire's notion of banking education—once someone was taught something they should act on it [ 8].
There are fundamental questions, "like who owns my behaviour", Sviokla says.We need to articulate the nature of those property rights, as hstorically the more we have articulated the nature of property rights, the more there has been an opportunity for openness.
Kelly et al 16 argued that parental attitudes towards underage drinking influence the drinking behaviours of their children (regardless of offspring gender), whether the attitudes were clearly articulated during a discussion of drinking behaviour or during the development of rules to restrict alcohol use.
But as Pearson and Hamilton (2014) articulate in the theory of planned behaviour, the decision is dependent upon attitudes towards the behaviour, perceived behavioural control, subjective norms and environmental possibilities.
Yet, simultaneously, these narratives serve to articulate tensions connected with righteous behaviour and social inequities.
The social science approaches helped articulate the range of professional behaviour in KNH, by revealing the rules governing both the individual and organizational behaviours.
The costs of Type D, HA, and alexithymia in terms of poor health behaviours and inhibited social interactions have been articulated.
The sociogenomic approach to personality further articulates the link between traits, behaviour, biology and environment (Roberts & Jackson, 2008) and captures personality development and change as well as trait expression (plasticity).
