Sentence examples for behaviour when they have from inspiring English sources

He said the problem with using civil enforcement officers is that drivers comply with the rules when an officer is present, but revert back to their normal behaviour when they have gone.

Increases in the reporting of number of sexual partners [ 18], two or more sex partners at once [ 19], and for women, having had sex with a relative, stranger, or older man [ 20] in ACASI compared to FTFI seem to indicate that participants in Africa may be more comfortable answering questions about sexual behaviour when they have access to greater privacy.

The short cue interval trials were only included to provide a behavioural comparison with the long cue interval trials, because they would demonstrate participants' behaviour when they had not time to engage in active preparation to the same extent.

Badoo telling a user "There's no need for ghosting – reply to let your new match know you're still interested" after a few days of not replying is an attempt to make them feel like they're initiating in unfair or problematic behaviour when they've done nothing of the sort.

(c) People will change risky health behaviours when they have been involved in decisions about change.

In the third diary (evaluated during FC3), participants have to describe both behaviour and thoughts in situation when they have great desire to smoke.

Indeed, this may have been a contributing factor that motivated some of the participants to engage in demand response behaviour even when they had no financial benefit in doing so.

Our findings support the Leventhal model of health-related behaviour, 15 which suggests that personal experience is associated with a higher perceived risk, which in turn is associated with help-seeking behaviour (eg, consulting their GP surgery when they have an RTI).

It was shown, however, that CHPs failed to identify psychosocial problems in about half the children with parent-reported problems on the Child Behaviour Checklist (CBCL) questionnaire, when they had to base their judgment solely on a clinical assessment [ 1, 7].

Kilner et al. wanted to know how the parenting received by larvae affects their behaviour when they grow up and have their own offspring.

Reporting the presence of illegal migrants to the police was undertaken only in special circumstances, such as when migrants were considering getting involving with crime or when they had risky behaviours which might pose a threat to the public [ 58, 81].