Sentence examples for reinforcement behaviour from inspiring English sources

Abnormalities in reinforcement behaviour have been linked to addiction vulnerability and imaging genetic studies have begun to elucidate the mechanisms by which genetic and environmental factors influence brain function underlying individual variability in reinforcement behaviour.

Moreover, these standard models are limited or simplified to a linear behaviour and do not even allow the integration of nonlinear reinforcement behaviour.

Root distribution is an important factor in determining root reinforcement behaviour (maximal pullout forces and stiffness), as well as the mechanical and geometrical properties of roots (Schwarz et al. 2010a; Cohen et al. 2011).

At a low content of TiNS, the reinforcement behaviour matched well with Halpin-Tsai theory which assumes the filler has unidirectional orientation.

It was found that the probability of failure assuming brittle reinforcement behaviour is up to 450% higher than assuming ductile behaviour.

Expanding the knowledge of reinforcement behaviour and capacity, specifically that of the rockbolt as a primary element in seismic conditions, would help to develop a suitable, safe and economic support design.

It has been suggested that deficient reinforcement of appropriate behaviour and/or deficient extinction of previously reinforced behaviour can give rise to ADHD symptoms of delay aversion, hyperactivity in a familiar environment, impulsiveness, deficient sustained attention, increased behavioural variability and failure to extinguish previously acquired behaviour [ 4].

It will be necessary to confirm whether a group of dogs can be identified displaying impulsivity that develops over time, inattention with temporally widely-spaced stimuli, hyperactivity in a non-novel environment that develops over time, altered reinforcement of novel behaviour and deficient extinction of previously reinforced behaviour.

The group-based physical activity and cookery sessions encouraged social support, engagement and positive reinforcement regarding behaviour change.

The EDGE intervention (Educate, Develop Goals, Engage) modifies elements of Quinlivan et al. [ 40], specifically continuity of contact and reinforcement of behaviour modifications, and applies these to a format that can be trialled in areas of low SES and more broadly.

It is widely accepted that the 100% CUP is an effective measure in the prevention and control of HIV infection among sex workers because of the reduction of STI incidence and prevalence and the reinforcement of behaviour change if properly implemented [ 7, 8].