Sentence examples for behaviour concepts from inspiring English sources
This belief is supported by health behaviour concepts [ 38] and adult learning theory [ 21].
Relying on the villagers' use of heuristic-based tracking and acting in the manner of a "forger of agency", Arnaud was successful at feigning important features of Martin's agency such as Martin's autobiographical memory, decision-making, and cooperative behaviour (concepts 3C 5C in Table 1: apparent psychological agency, apparent intentional agency, and apparent cooperative agency).
Key concepts were then defined using behavioural concepts from the Health Belief Model [4] and the Theory of Planned Behaviour [5].
In an earlier study, Hoehndorf et al. (13) annotated 1053 mouse genes with 151 different Neuro Behaviour Ontology concepts and determined enriched concepts for groups of differentially expressed genes.
In time The Tatler began to investigate manners and society, establishing its principles of ideal behaviour, its concepts of a perfect gentleman and gentlewoman, and its standards of good taste.
He used the language of poets and novelists to outline irrational behaviour, pioneering concepts we have come to think of as commonplace. .
To explore the effect of interventions on diagnostic behaviour, two concepts were introduced: diagnostic resolution and accuracy.
We identified a list of features that a resource should have, incorporating recommended behaviour change concepts [ 25].
Our findings add to the international debate about the extent to which these self harm behaviours represent distinct concepts or part of a continuum of suicidal behaviour.
These findings are consistent with the predictions of Action Regulation Theory [Hacker, W. (1985). Activity: A fruitful concept in industrial psychology. In M. Frese, J. Sabini (Eds)., Goal directed behaviour: The concept of action in psychology.
Animal behaviour, the concept, broadly considered, referring to everything animals do, including movement and other activities and underlying mental processes.
