Sentence examples for endorsed behaviour from inspiring English sources

The opposite trend has also had some support from literature [42], when socially endorsed behaviour may correlate with slight underestimation of the proportion of other well-behaved individuals to reinforce one's uniqueness.

However, following the advice can also create dissonance since endorsed behaviours may require substantial changes or investments.

The NHS setting provides i) an existing framework for obesity intervention work particularly when co-morbidities (including colorectal adenomas) are present, ii) access to clinicians who can endorse behaviour change in healthy volunteers who have had a health scare and are potentially motivated towards prevention action, and iii) the potential for long term follow-up.

The danger, as Kabeer notes in her wide ranging review of gender and social justice approaches, is of endorsing behaviours that entrench gender and other forms of discrimination under the guise of the 'collective' [ 34].

"It was almost as if it endorsed his behaviour.

Sands' enthusiasm for empowering citizens almost resulted in a possible referral to the Bar Council when he appeared to call for spray-painting of constituency party offices – before hastily explaining that he in no way endorsed criminal behaviour.

Libertine's assertion that "if people write in" they will be invited to the club suggests accusations of this sort have levelled before, whether or not the club was aware of, or endorsed, the behaviour.

Three strategies were endorsed regarding behaviours that the first aider should not engage in, such as the first aider should not cover up the person's drinking or behaviour.

The only ED behaviour for which there was a significant reduction in the number of patients endorsing the behaviour was excessive exercise.

What about the claims that such an approach seems to endorse dangerous behaviour?

"When you allow him to keep perpetuating the delusional and selective memory of his violent past, you are in essence, endorsing his behaviour," the survivor said.