Sentence examples for behavioural decisions from inspiring English sources

This approach understands health behaviour not simply as the result of individual behavioural decisions but also as responsive to the contexts in which people live.

However there is theoretical and empirical support for the hypothesis that individuals preferentially evaluate appropriate behaviour based on direct cues (e.g. self-evaluation), rather than observed behavioural decisions of others (e.g. evaluating others' treatments) [40], [41], [42].

Specifically, do conspecifics use this information when making behavioural decisions, implying that it is meaningful to signal receivers?

If animals base behavioural decisions on the predation landscape then we would expect individuals to adjust their sleep behaviour when exposed to changes in predation risk.

This proximate architecture framework can be utilized for modelling behavioural challenges in complex environments, for example how animals make behavioural decisions based on multiple sources of information, or adapt to changing environments.

The larvae may affect higher levels of behavioural decisions by spiders that determine overall web 'design', rather than lower levels, such as control of particular behaviour patterns, as may be affected by related wasps.

The TPB is a sound model of behavioural decision making which specifies intentions as predicting behaviour (measured prospectively; in the case of the current study at 2 months follow up to allow a reasonable period of time in which parents may be faced with a health-related issue for their child).

The fact that decision latency for harder problems appears to be longer seems on first sight to contradict the results of [46] who found in bees that the behavioural decision latency for recognizing binary mixtures did not depend on the difficulty of the problem.

CK has numerous publications in Item Response theory, Linear Modelling, Testing and Measurement, and Behavioural Decision Making.

As information is processed towards a behavioural decision, its encoding spreads to encompass large, bilateral regions of prefrontal cortex.

Aquatic animals use chemical cues for behavioural decision making relating to foraging, reproduction and the assessment of predation risk [ 39, 40].