Demonstrable consequences of learners' habitual emotions on learning strategies and outcomes make them interesting objects of study in any educational system (Hascher 2010).
If a behavior pattern, like your partner's habitual drinking, say, seems destined to end the relationship for you, make them aware of it.
Although relational strategies spring from purpose- and meaningful activity, prolonged sedimentation thus seem to make them manifest with a degree of automaticity and stubbornness that challenges our conventional, humanist conceptions of agency and intentionality: Sometimes our habitual use of technologies inclines us do things we do not intend to do.
In the case of osteoporotic vertebral bodies, however, this process can create over-adaptation, making them vulnerable for non-habitual loads.
However, they require administration in controlled conditions, and prior knowledge of likely cues to habitual behaviour, making them unsuitable for the self-administered survey study designs that dominate the habit literature.
Patrick's programs An Exercise in Happiness and Attracting Happiness help kids determine what really makes them feel happy and how happiness can become a habitual way of being.
I think that if there is any insight, or any truth that a reader gets from reading it, or if they feel that something resonates with a particular urgency for them, then it is a reflection of my habitual and rather compulsive interest in human beings and what makes them the way they are.
The lack of public confidence in the police undermines their effectiveness and makes them more open to corruption.Unable to rely on the police, President Felipe Calderón's habitual response to violence has been to send the army into trouble spots.
Scientists have been unable to pinpoint the exact reason why, but habitual users are often affected with the notion that the board somehow makes them invisible, like Tolkein's ring, allowing them to go wherever they want so long as they wield the object.
The habitual movement of house flies from filthy substrata, such as human feces, animal excreta, carcasses, and garbage, to food makes them ideal candidate vectors for disease transmission.
