Sentence examples for on changing behaviours from inspiring English sources

Local district officials continue to work in their communities with a focus on changing behaviours.

This is supported by previous research which reports that social networks have an important influence on changing behaviours such as increasing physical activity [ 14].

It would be likewise hard to square with the coalition's wider emphasis on changing behaviour through persuasion – in the buzzword, "nudge".

The company is therefore teaming up with doctors and youth groups, whom it believes are likely to have much more of an impact on changing behaviour.

Evaluation of the TSC suggests that the success of the program in selected districts was due to a comprehensive approach of demand creation for sanitation, development of technological solutions tailored to consumer preference and focusing on changing behaviour (World Bank, Water and Sanitation Program (WSP) 2013).

The FHPP is based on changing behaviour from within a community, thus each aldeia or hamlet will have at least three volunteers who are living in the community.

Recently, Rhodes and Pfaeffli [ 29], in a wide-reaching review, suggested that changes in the structure of self-regulation might have a greater mediator effect on changing behaviour relative to PA.

It is unsurprising that traditional PA interventions rooted in a cognitive-rational paradigm which focus on changing behaviour at an individual level have demonstrated limited long-term success [ 29].

In this week's Scrubbing Up, Steve Martin and Dr Rupert Dunbar-Rees of the BDO Alliance, which advises on ways of changing behaviour, looks at how things could be improved.

In Nigeria, traditional leaders are often on the front lines of changing behaviour.

Interventions to tackle these can take the form of awareness campaigns to raise knowledge of the impacts of behaviours on others with a view to changing behaviours (for example raising awareness of the impacts of second hand smoke on children), or more direct regulations to control behaviours to reduce the negative externalities, as has been seen with the regulations on smoking in public places.