Sentence examples for behaviour targeted from inspiring English sources

"Corrective" behaviour targeted at LGBT people is common, say rights groups, with even rape used against lesbians, while families may send a gay son to the monastery to "correct" his sexual orientation.

Our definition of it is "incidents against women that are motivated by an attitude of a man towards a woman, and includes behaviour targeted at a woman by men, simply because she is a woman".

The force now defines misogyny hate crime as: "Incidents against women that are motivated by an attitude of a man towards a woman and includes behaviour targeted towards a woman by men simply because they are a woman".

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Consequently, interventions designed to make tourists behave in a more environmentally friendly way need to be specific to the behaviour targeted for modification.

This study examined how policy characteristics (i.e. push versus pull measure and high versus low cost behaviour targeted) and social norms (i.e. strong versus weak social norms) influence the acceptability of environmental policies.

Researchers defined online hate as behaviour targeting people or communities via the internet because of their gender, transgender identity, sexual orientation, disability, race, ethnicity, nationality or religion.

MDFT is a family based outpatient treatment programme for adolescent problem behaviour targeting major domains in the life of an adolescent.

Self-assessments and observations show that after intervention, the teachers in experimental groups, who received structured video feedback, practiced significantly more of the teaching behaviours targeted than the teachers in control groups.

Dietary behaviours targeted included reducing fat consumption, increasing fruit and vegetable consumption or increasing fiber intake.

The behaviours targeted in the intervention were physical activity, dietary intake, medication adherence, and smoking cessation.