Sentence examples for giving behaviour from inspiring English sources

5. Care giving behaviour is dynamic and individual with regard to a child over time.

An example of coding for an information giving behaviour is shown in Table 1 and a-wrap> process variable is shown in Table 2-wrap>.

However, considering that feedback giving is an active behaviour and not directly linked to rich, varied and novel experiences, we did not hypothesize a relationship between openness to experience and elements of feedback giving behaviour.

A power calculation was carried out to estimate the number of practices to be included to detect the effect of the implementation programme in changing providers' advice giving behaviour and is described elsewhere [ 23].

If it was shown that the effects faded out in time, a short booster programme may be effective in maintaining improved role security and therapeutic commitment, and maybe even maintaining improved screening and advice giving behaviour.

The confidence and knowledge questions were repeated at the AT and FU time points and the help giving behaviour questions were repeated at FU (to provide staff a sufficient time period to demonstrate the effects of the training on actual practice).

BT data comprised information collected at enrollment (demographics and help giving behaviours) and immediately before commencement of the training (questions on confidence and knowledge related to help giving behaviours).

Improving detection rates does not necessarily translate into improved management of depression in terms of help giving behaviours by staff.

We highly recommend that all staff at government health facilities use every opportunity to praise and encourage such good care giving behaviours.

The proportions of staff at BT and FU who said they provided at least one of each of the six help giving behaviours were calculated and the proportions compared over time using the McNemar test for two-related samples.

This theory provides a theoretical account of the way in which attitude, subjective norm and perceived behavioural control combine to predict a given behavioural intention (decision-making) [ 26] and in turn, a given behaviour [ 27].