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As shown in Figure  10, 94 100% of all heterozygous mice tested exhibited wild running behaviour predictive of a seizure with noise of ≤84 dB SPL.

Multiple regression analysis showed harm avoidance and self-directedness were the main predictors of gambling severity and psychopathology, while age at assessment and age of onset of gambling behaviour were predictive of gambling severity.

Interestingly, no single addiction-like behaviour was predictive of reinstatement when taken in isolation, except for one lever pressing during the time-out period, which correlated with reinstatement more weakly than the composite measure (Supporting Information Fig S4, p < 0.05, r[20] = 0.48).

Certain health behaviours remained predictive of survival even among the oldest old (≥85 years) and those with multimorbidity.

To determine whether individual differences in these addiction-like behaviours were predictive of the propensity to relapse across all WT mice, we quantified the relationship between reinstatement and a compulsivity score that incorporated all four measures (see Materials and Methods section).

For this method to be reliable, such proxy measures of behaviour must be predictive of actual behaviour.

Intentions not to engage in a behaviour are highly predictive of not doing so, whereas intentions to engage in a behaviour are less reliable (Sheeran and Orbell, 1998).

Similarly, self-statements and increasing behaviour were not predictive of pain at follow-up.

Higher levels of sedentary behaviour are also predictive of insulin resistance 12 and strongly associated with diabetes.

Moderation tests (conducted in 24 studies; see Supplemental Table 2) have tended to show intention to become less predictive of behaviour as habit strength increases, so that, where intention is weak and habit strong, behaviour corresponds with habit and not intention (18 studies, 75% of moderation tests; Gardner et al., 2011).

However other evidence reveals that religious commitment is not necessary for religious environments to enhance cooperative sentiments and behaviours, that religious belief is not independently predictive of cooperative behaviour, and that circumstantial variables easily swamp expressed religious intentions.