Given that most marketing actions are undertaken to change, modify or reinforce consumer' behaviour, it is logical to examine whether sponsorship has any behavioural consequences.
But the thing about frights is they can have two distinct behavioural consequences.
Killing Conscience: the Unintended Behavioural Consequences of Pay for Performance by Lynn Stout, found that the more that chief executives get paid, the worse their companies perform over the next three years.
We found restricted, modality specific behavioural consequences in the acute post-stroke period.
However, questionnaires usually tap global assessments of feelings and behavioural consequences in past or imagined communication episodes.
Thus, the need for further investigation to clarify the psychological and behavioural consequences of multiple job-holding for teachers emerges.
Artificial light at night has been linked to a wide variety of physiological and behavioural consequences in humans and animals.
Thorough behavioural phenotyping, however, neither revealed behavioural consequences on the basal level (locomotion, exploration) nor depressive- or anxiety-like alterations.
Objectives: To assess the cognitive, emotional, and behavioural consequences of sport career termination of national and international level athletes in three nations.
Behavioural verbs refer to the behavioural consequences of physiological or psychological states and represent relatively unintentional, observable responses to an inner state of some kind (e.g., yawn, cough, smile).
From a methodological point of view, correlations between questionnaire items on both feelings and behavioural consequences (which have been employed in previous survey studies) are typically higher than between self-reported and observational measures (e.g. Campbell and Fiske 1959).
