Sentence examples for behaviour willingness from inspiring English sources

The questionnaire consisted of questions about the sociodemographic characteristics of the current users, house type, household composition, current energy use behaviour, willingness to use smart technologies, and willingness to change energy use behaviour.

Determinants of smoking behaviour, willingness to quit smoking and smoking cessation.

Time by group analyses showed improvements in the intervention group in overall score of attitudes and regarding the subscale Open minded and pro integration, in intentional behaviour (willingness to work with) and in 4 out of 6 items assessing mental health literacy.

The success of a school design is linked with its being functional for students and instructors towards respectful behaviour and willingness to contribute to the classroom community.

Obesity, meanwhile, signals that something has gone wrong with our individual behaviour, our willingness to take responsibility for ourselves, and therefore it would be impossible to design a public health system when the population is so feckless and immature.

There were no associations between sexual risk behaviour and willingness.

The questionnaire (see Additional file 2 questionnaire) captured respondents' knowledge of chlamydia, views towards screening, sexual behaviour and willingness to provide a urine sample in the setting.

28 Key factors that were found to influence risk-taking behaviour included willingness to ask for help, communication failure between and within older adults, informal care givers and health professionals and delayed provision of help.

Additional information was sought about whether staff thought the advice they offered was helpful and/or if they considered that it influenced patient motivation and behaviour, including willingness to instigate change; referral patterns to services such as dietetics and anaesthesiology were also assessed.

One of the signs of the child's growing morality is the ability to control behaviour and the willingness to postpone immediate gratification of a desire.

Conversely, some strains, such as the Silkie breed, are prized for their maternal behaviour and their willingness to incubate eggs.