Sentence examples for most proximal determinant from inspiring English sources

The TPB specifies intentions as the most proximal determinant of behaviour.

According to the I-Change model, the most proximal determinant of behaviour is the intention to perform this certain behaviour.

In the model (see Figure  1), behavioural intention is the most proximal determinant of the target behaviour.

In accordance with the TPB, we propose a model (see Fig. 1) in which intention is the most proximal determinant of behavior.

The TPB posits that the most proximal determinant of whether or not a person performs a behavior is his intention to do so.

The Theory of Reasoned Action indicates that intention to participate in a CRC screening program overlaps with the Theory of Planned Behavior, the most proximal determinant of participation [ 5, 6].

From this strategic point of view, there is broad consensus that family factors are at the top of the list given that they constitute the most proximal determinants of child adjustment, are often malleable, and promote enduring changes for the child (Luthar and Zelazo 2003).

The TPB proposes that the most proximal cognitive determinant of behaviour is intention which, in turn, is predicted by attitude (i.e. evaluation of probable consequences of that behaviour), subjective norm (i.e. perception of others' approval of the behaviour) and perceived behavioural control (PBC; i.e. perception of control based on perception of skills and external obstacles/facilitators).

The TPB postulates that intention to perform a behavior, the determinant most proximal to behavior, is determined by three conceptually independent constructs: attitude, subjective norms and perceived behavioral control.

The capacity for DNA repair is the major determinant of radiosensitivity and the ATM protein is the most proximal signal transducer after radiation-induced DNA damage [ 17].

Let's choose "Most proximal at 0".