The response-time based measures using affective valence generally showed negative 'implicit attitudes' toward doping regardless of involvement; and none were able to predict self-reported doping behaviour over and above explicit attitude measures.
A comparison of the accuracy of classifying students' behaviour based on these different measures would be useful.
An accurate method for predicting corrosion behaviour based on chloride levels measured non-destructively by PGAA would improve the assessment of risk for archaeological iron in museum collections and provide an evidence base for storage and management strategies.
For example, when measuring behaviour based on events that can occur at different times over the course of the day (e.g., angry outbursts), there will be chance variations in whether the events were witnessed by staff or other informants.
A measure of nonverbal communication/gesture behaviour, based on videotapes of the assessments using the NEUROGES-ELAN system [ 20].
A clear understanding of the structural behaviour, based on sophisticated tools of analysis, can therefore reduce the extent of the remedial measures in the restoration of ancient structures.
Three major shortcomings apparent in established measures of driver behaviour are that they do not target the full range of reckless driving behaviours, they measure characteristics other than driving behaviours, and/or they fail to categorise and label reckless driver behaviour based on characteristics of the behaviours themselves.
The CGAS was used in a study of female Apache American Indians with depression, to measure outcomes for a cognitive-behaviour based program versus an education support program.
As an example of how to use the data directly, apart from calibration of driving behaviour models, indexes based on aggregate measures of safety are computed, presented and discussed.
Child physical activity behaviours were measured based on parent-report of the amount of active play the child participated in on weekdays and weekend days: "On an average weekday [weekend day], how much time per day is your child involved in active play (such as running, jumping, climbing)" [ 22].
