The Children's Government acts as lead advocates in fostering behaviour change on key issues bordering on the welfare of children in their community.
They defined it as "a powerful strategy that uses marketing principles and techniques to foster behaviour change".
On the one hand, adherence to religion might foster behaviour that helps a nation to become rich.
This suggests the influence and reach that parental role model plays in fostering health behaviours among their children.
Fundamental to the TTM model are a number of cognitive and behavioural strategies that help individuals progress from lower to higher levels of motivational readiness, with the aim of modifying attitudes and fostering specific behaviours.
Humility reminds physicians of the ultimate purpose of their profession; it keeps them grounded on reality, fostering objective behaviours that allow them to concentrate on the implications of their decisions and actions, which have an impact in the patient welfare.
To protect adolescents, nurture their potential, and better prepare them to become productive adults, we need to focus more attention on providing quality learning and better preparation for the world of work; fostering healthy behaviours that reduce noncommunicable diseases, obesity, HIV, and other health risks; and protecting adolescents from becoming involved in or the victims of violence.
Both objections can be countered with pragmatism: in tackling such a big issue, a council has to start somewhere; new planning permissions are the perfect instrument for fostering desirable behaviour.
Sufficient regularity of structural organisms plays an important part in fostering adequate behaviour of masonry building although the response of historic-URM (HURM) is greatly influenced by the strength of brick and mortar materials.
This could be explained by better birth preparedness being considered as an intervention fostering preventive behaviour and influencing other socio-economic and cultural barriers, thus encouraging the use of health facilities.
