Sentence examples for normative behavioural from inspiring English sources

Unsafe situations are likely to occur if the perceived message conveyed by cues or affordances does not match the normative behavioural expectations of the official road category.

In their paper about behaviourally relevant road categorisation, Weller et al. [6] argue that "unsafe situations are likely to occur if the perceived message conveyed by cues or affordances does not match the normative behavioural expectations of the official road category.

These normative behavioural expectations are conveyed to the driver either by formal cues (e.g. speed limit signs) or are expected to be inferred from the road appearance or the affordance (Gibson, J.J., 1986. The Ecological Approach to Visual Perception. Lawrence Erlbaum, Hillsdale (New Jersey)) of the respective road situation.

At times, the normative behavioural rules are amenable to change in order to influence policy outcomes [ 29, 30].

This approach marks a significant departure from the traditional (normative) behavioural-economic approach, where an agent's beliefs about their own type do not depend on their actions and vice versa.

Items will measure all components of the model (affective attitude, instrumental attitude, injunctive norm, descriptive norm, perceived control) including behavioural, normative, and control beliefs developed from prior pilot work in families.

Therefore, a fire event resulting in elephant mortality has the potential to induce severe behavioural and physiological stress responses (see [20] review of trauma effects on neuroendochrinological development of elephants, and subsequent non-normative behaviour).

In the TPB, demographic and personal characteristics of the patients may influence behaviour indirectly by affecting behavioural, normative, and control beliefs.

The following TPB variables were assessed: attitude, subjective norm, perceived behavioural control, attitudinal beliefs, normative beliefs and power of control beliefs.

Attitude, subjective norm, and PBC are informed by underlying behavioural, normative, and control beliefs, respectively [ 19].

The direct measures attitude, perceived norm and perceived control are determined in turn by behavioural, normative and control beliefs.