Sentence examples for behaviours would change from inspiring English sources

The importance of investigating whether the user's intention to perform malware avoidance behaviours would change across multiple contexts is emphasised.

As they moved on, they thought their oral health behaviours would change.

If the Daily Mail had the courage to use the same cheap bullying on itself that it uses on its targets, its behaviour would change overnight.

Respondents were asked how their behaviour would change if possession of small amounts of drugs were either made legal or subject only to a small fine.

We then manipulated barnacle group size with the prediction that an individual barnacle's behaviour would change based on group membership alone.

These studies were based on models that assumed that changing beliefs would change behaviour.

In addition, many of the respondents stated that they would change behaviours by reducing their alcohol and kava intake, quitting cigarette and cannabis smoking, and modifying other behaviours that are perceived to be anti-social (i.e. promiscuity, stealing): "I know that my life will change now.

The FT reports that Apple's legal representative dubbed the billion-dollar award a "slap on the wrist", and argued the court needs to "establish a line" that would "change behaviours" — an argument we've heard Apple make before.

Russell Hobby, general secretary of the National Association of Head Teachers, which represents mainly primary school senior staff, said he was sceptical that the use of fines would change behaviour: "If these parents were making rational calculations about the pros and cons of their actions, they wouldn't be undermining their children's education in the first place.

Lastly, whilst the interviews prompted the young adults to discuss whether or not they would change their behaviours, no support was provided to help them change their behaviours after the study.

If they indicated that they would change their behaviours, then the interviews also discussed when, how and why they would change their behaviours.