Sentence examples for choose behaviour from inspiring English sources

Our development approach was systematic and allowed us to choose behaviour change techniques and delivery modes informed by theory and evidence that addressed some of the specific barriers and enablers identified by key stakeholders in the local context.

The Theoretical Domains Framework (TDF) [ 13] can be used to define the mechanism of action and to choose behaviour change techniques (BCTs) ("active ingredients") to include in an intervention [ 7, 14– 17].

According to Matthew, hope doesn't just feel good, but also drives us to choose behaviours that further our survival.

Through the initial psychoeducation, the participants were advised to add only a few (between 2 and 4) behaviours initially, mainly from the existing database, and to choose behaviours that were easy to perform.

The second and third lesson both start with further motivating the adolescents for making changes in the chosen behaviour.

It is possible that simple advice to repeat a chosen behaviour may be more novel or easier to follow than non-CDR advice, so changing behaviour via deliberation, rather than habit.

Although parents may recognize that NSSI serves a function for the youth (e.g., to provide relief from distress), many parents have reported being unable to understanding NSSI as chosen behaviour [ 17, 99].

The answers to this questionnaire are used to provide short feedback that informs participants whether they reached the health norms for the chosen behaviour, and whether there is room for improvement.

This means that, in the program, attitude is targeted by means of a web movie in which models tell about the positive sides of the chosen behaviour, emphasizing the fun and positive feelings associated with this behaviour (method: model or demonstrate the behaviour/provide information on consequences).

These chosen behaviours mirror those included in professional standards for occupational therapists caseload management [ 31] (published after the conduct of the present study).

Women may also be under pressure to appear to enjoy or choose certain sexual practices: Gill describes a 'postfeminist sensibility' in contemporary media, where women are expected to present themselves as having chosen behaviours that conform to a stereotype of heterosexual male fantasy.