Sentence examples for behavioural motivations from inspiring English sources
Behavioural motivations of households who discontinued or decreased use of the AIRP are discussed.
We also discuss how plurality of behavioural motivations and limited cognitive capacity have important implications for environmental decision making and its analysis.
Slopes of demand functions (demand elasticity), generated by operant conditioning techniques, are used to measure behavioural motivation of farm animals.
In the case of smoking cessation studies that disclose lung cancer susceptibility gene status to smokers (which represents the main basis for behavioural motivation research), this research is complicated by issues of addiction which may confound the motivational impact of genetic risk disclosure.
A behavioural motivation component is included to improve compliance and stimulate physical activity outside the exercise programme.
Both polymorphisms have been associated with measures of behavioural motivation, including Cloninger's harm avoidance (HA) and novelty seeking (NS) scales.
A behavioural motivation component is included to improve compliance and to stimulate physical activity outside the exercise program in addition to and after completion of the exercise program.
The Card Arranging Reward Responsivity Objective Test (CARROT) assessed behavioural appetitive motivation and the computerised Q-TASK provided an index of behavioural aversive motivation.
One of them is the Hygiene Improvement Framework (HIF) which is a set of rational and systematic procedure used to achieve behavioural change motivation within communities and schools.
As such, this trial reflects an interdisciplinary collaboration between researchers with expertise in behavioural and motivation psychology, exercise physiology and rheumatology.
Our study considers only one disease type, chronic viral hepatitis, while GP decision making must take into account other diseases, such as haemochromatosis, as well as other behavioural and social motivations for testing [ 41, 42].
