Sentence examples for behaviours addressing from inspiring English sources

Therapists particularly frequently addressed 'Exploration of feelings/ sensations' in depth and less often demonstrated observable behaviours addressing 'Self as Context, which might indicate a training need'.

Another study using a comprehensive face-to-face hospital based self-management education program in COPD [ 10] found that in addition to physical activity, improved nutrition and managing deteriorating symptoms were behaviours addressed by some patients.

Several studies confirmed the kind of teacher behaviour addressed in the items as appropriate for measuring autonomy support (Williams et al. 1996; Deci et al. 1982; Reeve and Jang 2006).

Indeed, a recurring critique has emerged that male involvement interventions commonly adopt a reductionist and instrumentalist approach that is focused on altering men's behaviours, without addressing the underlying gender influences that drive these behaviours.

It has been argued that the focus of prevention should be shifted from changing behaviours to addressing the underlying social determinants of population oral health [ 27].

I ask because over the past few months there have been a series of innovative new behaviour campaigns addressing the sensitive issue of how we use water.

The study further indicated that dealing with care recipient behaviour without addressing caregiver issues, may not be enough to ensure that caregiver stress is lessened.

RSF has research expertise in a number of different areas in health behaviour, including: addressing the psychosocial needs of cancer patients and improving health outcomes for vulnerable populations.

This interview was based on the interviews used to develop questionnaires for the Theory of Planned Behaviour (TPB) addressing beliefs about involving the offspring in the programme.

A recent review of cost effectiveness studies for such face to face health behaviour interventions addressing smoking cessation found favourable cost effectiveness ratios for smoking cessation programs compared to preventative pharmaceutical and invasive interventions [ 35].

Although the present research only focused on risk behaviours, some of the most promising intervention programme approaches for reducing multiple risk behaviours simultaneously address multiple domains of risk and protective factors predictive of risk behaviour [ 21].