Sentence examples for behavioural criteria from inspiring English sources

Currently, the B2B offering only exists as an online dashboard where brands can analyse and drill down user engagement according to socio-demographic and behavioural criteria.

James Davies begins his book, Cracked: Why Psychiatry Is Doing More Harm Than Good, with an examination of how these behavioural criteria were arrived at by the compilers of DSM III and its subsequent incarnations.

Hacking traces this to the efficacy of lithium in managing mania: "Now there was something that worked … clear behavioural criteria were necessary to identify who would benefit from lithium".

The results indicate that self-reports on behavioural criteria are not without merit in tests concerning the contribution of social-cognitive determinants to safe driving.

This paper describes the development and implementation of qualitative behavioural criteria in order to analyse the conduct of pedestrians and vehicles when they are required to interact with each other, with particular interest to street designs with elements of shared space.

6.2) to suggest that addictive gambling resembles dependence on stimulants (like cocaine) more than it does alcoholism, and hence enlarges our understanding of addiction more fully than purely behavioural criteria would do.

Supplementary Figure 7 shows posterior predictive checks, which compare the data simulated from each model to the empirical data and demonstrates that the response time distributions and changes in behavioural criterion are captured by the DDM models.

All items will adhere to the measurement guidelines advanced by Fishbein and Ajzen [ 27], particularly with respect to ensuring that the action, target, context, and time of the behavioural criterion (i.e., regular physical activity) are compatible across all items.

The alternative methodology, these authors propose, is the case series in which non-behavioural criteria are used to select the patients whose performance, though, can be assessed individually.

Our behavioural eligibility criteria selected for a group of women with higher than average risk behaviours.

Enrolled participants were screened for eligibility for cross-sectional testing using a demographic and HIV risk factor questionnaire. Recruitment and screening staff at both sites were blind to the specific behavioural eligibility criteria to avoid the spread of information through the community and to prevent volunteers from altering self-reported behaviours to gain access to the study.