'behaviour feedback' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a response to someone's behaviour, such as advice, criticism, praise, or evaluation. For example, "The teacher gave her student behaviour feedback after he acted out in class."
Meta-analyses of physical activity interventions emphasise the importance of behavioural interventions, which include goal setting, self-monitoring, physical activity behaviour feedback, consequences, exercise prescription and cues [ 19, 45].
From streamlining care pathways to altering staff behaviour, feedback is empowering Slam's service users to shape the services they need.
Intervention workshops were guided by self-efficacy theory and included participatory activities such as goal setting, problem solving, local food sampling, exercise trials, group discussion and behaviour feedback.
All Boeing aircraft provide visual evidence of their behaviour through feedback in the yoke and the throttles.
A change in pedagogy within the curriculum (e.g. a new method for managing behaviour, giving feedback or teaching reading) will affect the process quality of a centre.
AALFI complements the night time intervention assistance offered by NOCTURNAL with day based interventions, several new night time interventions relating to older person behaviour and feedback assistance based on day and night time events and activities.
The custom built software will collate data on each user's access behaviour and feedback.
The generalised findings above have important implications concerning the dynamical behaviour of feedback systems.
To obtain oscillatory behaviour, the feedback loop must be sufficiently strong (K1 below the curve).
Implementation interventions aim to promote change in clinical behaviour; audits, feedback, education and reminders have had minor effects [ 29, 30].
Later, in addition to focusing on parental skills and behaviour, video feedback was used in more comprehensive psychotherapeutic work to enhance parental mentalization capacities [ 7, 27, 28].
