Sentence examples for linked behaviour from inspiring English sources
My favourite part is that whereas previous researchers have linked behaviour online with personal traits, Facebook Likes have a meaning that we can use to understand the psychology behind what people do.
The researchers implanted a thin optical fibre in the nucleus accumbens to both monitor the receptor cells and to stimulate them so they could link behaviour with brain activity.
Currently though, mathematical expressions linking behaviour of large scale structures to the geometry of their microscopic structure are largely lacking.
It can be argued that a discrepancy between behaviour and attitude can partly be explained by the lack of tangible experience that would link behaviour to attitude [41].
We used a taxonomy of behaviour change techniques as a guiding framework to link behaviour change techniques described in the interventions with the relevant theory.
In linking behaviour in the marital bed to the duties of parenthood, Allbutt emphasised the responsibilities of knowledgeable and considerate husbands.
Additionally, linking behaviour change to outcomes survivors see as important, such as physical and cognitive functionings, recurrence/survival and quality of life, may help them recognise the value of behaviour change interventions.
In comparison to the other literatures linking behaviours and outcomes in healthcare (e.g. medical error) [ 46], the number of studies investigating neglect is limited, and data was mostly descriptive.
Key determinants (classified as relating to capability, opportunity or motivation) of each of the target behaviours were linked to behaviour change techniques using the Behaviour Change Wheel (BCW), a framework for designing and evaluating behaviour change interventions.
The friction was linked to behaviour at the interface, particularly melt water formation and real area of contact.
Scientists will also focus on how the brain records, stores and processes information, and investigate how brain function is linked to behaviour.
