Sentence examples for elicited behavior from inspiring English sources
The complexity of the elicited behavior reflects the complexity of the hemilineage's projection pattern and the neuropil region to which it projects.
Roland Rupp created these dart-poison frogs using silicone rubber with pneumatically-inflated vocal sacs, which when painted and presented on a turntable in a naturalistic setting, effectively elicited behaviors in naturally-occurring frogs.
More recently, Daniel Pink, in his best-selling book "Drive," reviewed four decades of research and concluded that offering short-term incentives to elicit behavior is unreliable, ineffective and causes "considerable long-term damage".
First, the responses by families to elicit behavior change were self-reported.
Motivational Interviewing is an evidence-based, patient-centered counseling approach to elicit behavior change [ 26].
Yet, this is still the primary means of attempting to elicit behavior change in provider-patient relationships.
Our results indicate that under natural conditions, predators can exploit unnatural signals to elicit behavior that makes their prey more susceptible to being encountered and captured.
According to these authors "motivational interviewing is a directive, client-centered counseling style for eliciting behavior change by helping clients to explore and resolve ambivalence" [ 14].
By extension, merely showing that neural activity within a brain system changes as a result of a treatment does not demonstrate that this treatment must affect this brain system to elicit behavior change.
This article will review what cognitive neuroscience can tell us about the neural bases of AUD and the mechanisms by which psychosocial treatments may function to elicit behavior change in AUD patients.
Though the final results have not yet been published, preliminary conclusions indicate that the robotic dog is treated much like a family pet, eliciting behaviors commonly associated with companionship, including sharing thoughts and feelings.
