That pattern of behaviour has been defined by issues where Bernardi uses far-right concepts, gives far-right voices a platform, or actively collaborates with far-right parliamentarians.
Health-seeking behaviour has been defined as a "sequence of remedial actions that individuals undertake to rectify perceived ill-health"[ 9- 11].
Medication behaviour has been defined as the use of anti-pathogenic substances found in the environment or produced by other species or individuals (Lozano, 1998).
Illness behaviour has been defined as 'the varying ways in which individuals respond to bodily indications, how they monitor internal states, define and interpret symptoms, make attributions, take remedial actions and utilise various sources of formal and informal care' [ 26].
Illness behaviour has been defined as "the discrepancy between the presence of objective somatic pathology and the patient's response to it" (Pilowsky and Spence 1975, Epstein et al. 2006).
Alcohol abstinence constitutes the baseline group in these analyses as no lower level of alcohol consumption that is 'safe' for sexual behaviour has been defined, and previous studies suggest a dose response relationship may exist between alcohol use and unsafe sex [ 30].
Health behaviours have been defined as any action undertaken for the purpose of preventing disease or detecting it at an asymptomatic stage [ 16].
Three interacting conditions from which behaviour is likely to emerge have been defined as the COM-B system; capability (ability to enact the behaviour), motivation (mechanisms that activate or inhibit behaviour) and opportunity (environmental structures enabling behaviour) (13).
Habits have been defined as dispositions to automatically enact behaviours in specific contexts, acquired by learning context-behaviour associations (Ouellette & Wood, 1998).
