A hallmark of this intervention model is the bundling of multiple behaviors simultaneously for intervention.
MRAs are plotted for multiple behaviors in LD (upper panels, (a,b)) and DD (lower panels, (d,e)) and for wild-type (left panels, (a,d)) mice and Afh (right panels, (b,e)) mutants.
Vitalum also showed simultaneous positive effects for multiple behaviors, as has been shown by others [ 21, 52, 90– 92].
In this sample, 87%% of respondents endorsed at least one screening item, which is comparable to previous studies that screened for multiple behaviors [ 1, 2].
If interventions are presented simultaneously for two or more behaviors, complementary stages of readiness may facilitate behavior change, whereas discrepant stages of readiness may overwhelm or hinder successful change for multiple behaviors.
Together, these studies demonstrate that different ethanol-induced behaviors can be mapped to distinct neural loci, and that some brain structures, such as the mushroom body, are important for multiple behaviors.
The Vitalum study simultaneously evaluates the efficacy of tailored print communication and telephone motivational interviewing, and their combined use for multiple behaviors and people with different motivational stages and education levels.
Its strengths are: (a) testing TPC and TMI for multiple behaviors; (b) evaluating TPC versus TMI and both versus TPC+TMI; (c) testing TPC and TMI for people with expected different motivational stages (e.g., participants with and without hypertension); and (d) testing TPC and TMI for people with different education levels.
Polychresichnia is proposed for trace fossils that were involved in many simultaneous, multiple behaviors and uses.
