We contribute to the capabilities research in two ways: first, by showing how different organizational levels, capabilities and logics (cognitive and behavioural) shape the development of new routines; and second, by identifying how distinct evolutionary cycles of variation and selective retention occur during each step in the process.
There is strong empirical evidence that theory-based interventions can be used successfully to target key behavioural constructs in shaping behaviour [ 36], such as improving self-efficacy, attitudes, and beliefs [ 37, 38].
The results show that perceived benefits and risks play a significant role in shaping behavioural intentions towards GM food, the attitude to GM technology being the main driver of consumers' beliefs about risks and benefits.
16 Parents can influence their children's personal and behavioural determinants by shaping their attitudes and social norms and by enhancing their children's self-efficacy in exhibiting a healthy lifestyle.
γ-Aminobutyric acid (GABA)ergic signalling in the thalamus is central to controlling the relay of sensory information to the cortex, and in shaping behavioural state-dependent (patho physiological cortico-thalamocortical (TC) oscillations (Huguenard & McCormick, 2007).
There are two generally recognized learning processes: classical and instrumental conditioning, both of which use associations, or learned relations between events or stimuli, to create or shape behavioural responses.
The TPB proposes that intention to perform a given behaviour is shaped by a person's attitude, subjective norms and perceived behavioural control relating to that behaviour and gives clear guidance on how to operationalise these constructs.
The limited impact from rigorously evaluated behavioural interventions [ 1, 2] suggests the importance of entrenched social factors shaping sexual behaviour [ 3].
Sperm competition represents a strong selective force shaping morphological, physiological and behavioural traits.
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) is a form of evidence-based talking therapy that emphasises the importance of behaviour and conscious thoughts in shaping our emotional experiences.
We propose that behavioural or physiological maternal effects may be shaping offspring temperament differences related to disturbance.
