Sentence examples for behaviour change in potential from inspiring English sources
When we focus so much on behaviour change in (potential) rape victims, we forget that these behaviour changes can never address the criminal impulse in the perpetrator.
Modification of physical activity and exertion was the commonest behaviour change in order to minimise exposure to potential physical trauma.
Future longitudinal studies should examine these variables as potential correlates of travel behaviour change in the context of AST interventions.
Evident motivational effects and checking habits that result from smartphone proximity attest to the potential of apps to support behaviour change in physical activity and other lifestyle behaviours.
To maximise the potential efficacy of interventions, it is necessary to understand behaviour and behaviour change: in other words, it is necessary to have a theoretical understanding of behaviour change.
We use mice to study how their behaviour changes in response to stress, or potential new drug treatments, and then we analyse their brains to identify affected brain circuits and the molecules involved in those behaviours.
This notion is supported by the work of Weinstein and Rosen [ 8] as well as the World Health Organization (WHO) [ 9], who reported that the educator is an important external factor influencing potential behaviour changes in learners.
Pregnancy and motherhood were considered as theoretically good opportunities to support women with BMI ≥ 30 kg/m2 in behaviour change due to potential triggers such as struggling to carry a baby upstairs, keep up with their children, and fears about school bullying.
This will maximise each agent-type engagement and behaviour change potential.
Its behaviour change potential will also be optimised.
Community-based participatory women's group interventions have been found to be particularly effective in implementing behaviour change amongst mothers and potential birth attendants with positive effects on newborn birth outcomes [ 21- 23], and further research is urgently needed as to the effectiveness of this intervention in sub-Saharan Africa.
