Sentence examples for participants behaviour from inspiring English sources
This class will follow a group-based format based on the 'Back to Fitness' programme used in the UK BEAM trial [ 9- 13, 14] 14] which is underpinned by cognitive behavioural therapy principles designed to change participants behaviour by modifying their attitude to their LBP, i.e. 'hurt' does not mean harm [ 7, 8].
This class will follow a group-based format based on the 'Back to Fitness' programme used in the UK BEAM trial [ 37] which is underpinned by cognitive behavioural therapy principles designed to change participants behaviour by modifying their attitude to their LBP, i.e. 'hurt' does not mean harm [ 78, 79].
The short cue interval trials were only included to provide a behavioural comparison with the long cue interval trials, because they would demonstrate participants' behaviour when they had not time to engage in active preparation to the same extent.
So once the challenge had ended, had the participants' behaviour altered?
The occupation notice, signed by Andrew Webb, the LSE's acting school secretary, and delivered to occupiers by hand, lists the university's attempts to "resolve [the] occupation amicably" and says participants' behaviour poses a risk to other students and staff.
But despite the gladiatorial combat at the programme's core, trying too hard to win was frowned upon.There have been some spurious claims that "Big Brother" is a sort of psychological experiment: a troupe of psychologists appeared once a week to offer some low-brow analysis of the participants' behaviour.
However, insight problems were observed only for some participants, behaviours, and cues.
CIT can be used in conjunction with any theoretical framework to classify, understand and interpret participants' behaviours [ 33].
When an observer wearing a nose clip rated participants' behaviours on the Pittsburgh Agitation Scale, scores were 20% lower when exposed to lavender compared to water.
We will provide feedback on how the participants' behaviours compare with recommendations (eg, fruit and vegetable intake and levels of physical activity during the MI telephone calls).
Despite providing training for staff in each facility in the use of the CMAI, staff continued to make subjective judgments when asked to record participants' behaviours.
