Sentence examples for shape behaviour from inspiring English sources

The notion that wearable technology has the capacity to extend human capabilities, shape behaviour, and amplify social and behavioural responses (Joinson and Piwek 2013) invites investigation of the complex nature of micro-level motion capture in tennis and attracts brands such as Under Armour to view the big data potential in their textiles.

It can be argued that people's individual and socially shaped perceptions of their environment may shape behaviour more than 'reality', that is, regardless of objective measures.

They offer two main accounts of how institutions shape behaviour.

Politicians today have very few tools with which to shape behaviour in society.

But it's hardly enough to shape behaviour or make any kind of difference.

NPR's Invisibilia is a podcast delving into the intangible forces that shape behaviour.

At the centre of this network there is a large number of interconnected neurons that shape behaviours.

If social policies are to promote health as well as prevent disease, indicators must be designed to identify a broad range of human behaviours and the conditions and context that shape behaviours.

Habitats can shape behaviours, such as foraging and shoaling, and can inform our understanding of life cycles and predator-prey relationships, as well as an organism's ability to adapt to different environmental conditions.

In this study social/structural explanations were identified as those based on an understanding that patterns of inequalities shape behaviours and limit the control of individuals over their lives.

There is strong empirical evidence that theory-based interventions can be used successfully to target key behavioural constructs in shaping behaviour [ 36], such as improving self-efficacy, attitudes, and beliefs [ 37, 38].