However, we propose that because it triggers people to look into the future and to mentally simulate their future behavior, planning by means of implementation intentions might go beyond the creation of goal-directed associations and thus lead to more enduring effects on behavior.
It is possible that transient environmental exposure such as mode of delivery causes short-lived epigenetic changes, while persistent environmental influences during a time of high developmental plasticity in utero, cause more enduring effects.
Future research will benefit from examining a combination of face-to-face and computerized SBI delivery, as it may help to achieve larger and more enduring effects than self-guided computerized SBIs alone (White et al. 2010).
Recognizing the limitations of educational and informational interventions, we developed novel interventions, drawing on insights from behavioral economics and social psychology, designed to appeal to provider self-image and social motivation and thereby produce larger and more enduring effects.
More servings over a longer time may be required to evoke tea's arousing effects and appropriate tea consumption settings may evoke more enduring valence effects.
In contrast, later childhood adversities showed a main and more enduring-type effect on depressive symptoms at age 17 for adolescent boys, consistent perhaps with the impact of maturation on cognition as suggested above.
The concept has considerable practical application in developing a sustainable praxis of theoretically grounded interventions that are more likely to have enduring effect, but evaluating broader societal change in hegemonic masculinity remains an enduring challenge.
He was operated on twice... Tells about the physical aftermath of the operation, and the psychological effects, which have been more enduring..
In short, these results again suggest that the AACTP would be more effective at bringing about short-term reductions in drinking, whereas the effects of LEAP would be more enduring.
