Sentence examples for behaviour was connected to from inspiring English sources

I'm sure this immature behaviour was connected to my inability to cope with traumatic childhood events – after all, drugs killed the pain associated with reflecting on my well-documented teenage problems – but my intuition told me there was more to my problems.

We question to what extent and in what ways health-related beliefs and behaviours are connected to the social construction of masculinities.

Nonetheless, kin selection is occurring as evidenced by kin versus stranger behaviour differences, and is connected to the formation of MNs, although the mechanism through which the MN elicits the behaviour response remains to be resolved.

People presume that odd behaviour can't just be that, odd behaviour; it has to be connected to something, an explanation, and drugs are often the fallback position".

Other studies have shown that aesthetically pleasing nature leads to prosocial behaviour [ 55], which in turn is connected to PEB [ 56].

Qualitative studies are needed to identify additional culturally relevant risk factors and to understand how risk factors may be connected to suicidal behaviour in different socio-cultural contexts.

To understand how risk factors may be connected to suicidal behaviour, qualitative studies are needed which are able to take more of the complexity of suicidal behaviour and the socio-cultural context into consideration [ 57, 58].

Such studies are crucial in order to build locally relevant suicide theory and to understand how, when, where and for whom risk factors may be connected to suicidal behaviour [ 57, 58].

The findings of our analysis highlight the importance of further research into who is, and who is not, able to accurately identify their partner's age, and how this accuracy is connected to subsequent behaviour.

Others mentioned stressful ethical challenges due to for example the high risks that are connected to their behaviour and decisions (e.g. when making decisions about discharging somebody with suicidal thoughts).

The impedance spectrum of an immersed coated metal specimen generally contains three frequency domains: the high frequency (HF) part represents the coating characteristic, the intermediate frequency (IF) part stands for the corrosion reaction and double layer behaviour, and the low frequency (LF) part is connected to the diffusion process.