The EU also has considerable leverage with Bangkok but, like Washington, has failed so far to exert behaviour-changing pressure.
In these zones, parameters in the driver model of the simulator were adjusted in a way that the vehicle would exert a behaviour as if following a CCC advice.
Not only did we observe communication skills being absent, but we also saw GPs exert communication behaviour not mentioned in the MAAS-Global (Table 1).
The findings are useful for construction practitioners in terms of exerting environmental behaviour in project implementation, which is essential for facilitating environmental sustainability in the construction sector.
Further investigation is needed to determine which elements of past behaviour exert most influence on future action.
Self-efficacy theory posits these two types of expectations (a) outcome expectations – the belief that certain kinds of behaviours may result in certain outcomes, and (b) self-efficacy expectations – the belief that an individual can successfully perform this particular behaviour, exert strong influence on behaviour [ 2].
The findings suggest that childhood disadvantage and parental health-related behaviours exert long-range effects on mid-life health-related behaviours in second-generation Irish cohort members.
He thinks it's unlikely that the coalition would alter its immigration policy "given the pressure that Ukip are exerting on electoral behaviour south of the border".
With respect to the marginal benefit, there are two curves depicted in Figure 1 because food conscious behaviour exerts a positive educational externality on society.
For example, a counsellor may say, "Bob's got issues in exerting appropriate sexualised behaviour, he shouldn't be around minors.
The present result is thus consistent with the notion that neuronal activation in the OPFC was related to the temporal control of behaviour exerted by the FIPP.
