Sentence examples for sustaining behaviour from inspiring English sources

Initial findings from a major five-year academic research study led by the University of York into the effectiveness of sanctions presented to MPs earlier this month [14 July] reported that despite widespread political support for increased welfare conditionality "the key issue of its effectiveness in changing and sustaining behaviour remains largely unanswered".

This self-efficacy has been an important factor in sustaining behaviour changes.

Multiple mechanisms for triggering and sustaining behaviour change were thus incorporated within the intervention.

The 'slippage' back to previous eating behaviours displayed by some focus group participants demonstrates the importance of the family and community context in sustaining behaviour.

Thus, linking behavioral change techniques with community based participatory research (CBPR) may be necessary for enabling and sustaining behaviour change at the community level [ 17, 24].

9 These accounts of improved perceptions of health and well-being are positively reinforcing for both adhering to the programme and to sustaining behaviour change after the programme has ended.

Structural aspects of the program, that is its design and delivery, were noted as contributing to the program's overall success as well as their individual success in sustaining behaviours after the program was completed.

Behaviour change for the environment has been approached on a societal level through, for example, provision of information, policies, legislations, or enforcements, often with limited success in terms of desired behavioural outcomes and particularly sustained behaviour change is rarely achieved [ 17].

From a long-term perspective, continuous monitoring and systematic timely communication of the results achieved in the post-implementation phase were perceived by most respondents to encourage staff to sustain behaviour changes and therefore as contributing to sustained quality improvement.

Whereas personalized feedback could provide a source of initial motivation to reduce drinking, more comprehensive cognitive-behavioural strategies may be more effective for aiding in sustained behaviour change and relapse prevention.

For us, it's all about encouraging and helping to sustain behaviour change.