Sentence examples for behaviours research from inspiring English sources

While earlier research has identified depression as a predictor of risk behaviours, research has also shown that risk behaviours can be predictors of depression.

Although evidence suggests that empathy and social norms have a considerable effect on adolescents' social attitudes and behaviours, research has yet to examine whether these factors significantly influence adolescents' responses toward their peers with mental health difficulties.

Questions were also asked on their food, alcohol and physical activity behaviours (research objective 3), gave the participants an opportunity to reflect on their (diary) behaviours, allowed each individual to comment on their lifestyle, and provided an opportunity to explore whether the participants were happy with their current lifestyles (research objective 3).

The group interview guide was developed by the researchers who have expertise in sedentary behaviour research (HvP, JC, AG) and qualitative methods (AG).

Much like plant behaviour research, plant conservation has been little-funded and long-ignored.

Rory O'Connor, the professor who leads the suicidal behaviour research laboratory at Glasgow University, says the causes of male suicide are deep-rooted.

For the most part it's an engaging, intelligent ramble, largely based on observation of his own cats but also drawing on animal behaviour research and literary gleanings.

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"Sadly this increase in suicide is not unexpected," said Professor Rory O'Connor of Stirling University's suicidal behaviour research group, "given that we know there's a relationship between past recessions and an increase in suicides.

This evidence is found in consumer behaviour research, community development or the transition towns movement, which use a social-psychological model of change through mutually supportive groups and networks.

Rory O'Connor, of the suicidal behaviour research laboratory at the University of Glasgow, feels proud of what has happened in this period and says that the World Health Organisation's preventing suicide report of 2014 hailed Scotland's coordinated approach as an example.