Sentence examples for targeted behavioral from inspiring English sources
In the spirit of integrative, humanistic medicine, treatments that "open windows of plasticity" allow targeted behavioral interventions to redirect brain and body functions and behavior in healthier directions.
It is very necessary to understand the relationship of recreational drug use and HIV infection among Chinese MSM population in order to implement targeted behavioral interventions and active treatment to control their recreational drug using behavior and HIV infection risk [ 4].
With the help of artificial intelligence technologies and machine learning algorithms, it is becoming possible to recommend not only medications, but also targeted behavioral interventions.
She ventures far beyond the social networks of her subtitle to consider the ramifications of search engines, data mining, targeted "behavioral" advertising and other technologies.
A central activity of Judge Baker's Quality Care Initiative is disseminating evidence-based practices; interventions that have been proven to be effective to treat targeted behavioral health problems in children and families.
The most common interventions targeted behavioral risk factors for cardiovascular disease, but it also was evident from the literature that family and community involvement both played a significant role in health behaviors of children.
Furthermore, because these children are at risk for impulsive and risky behavior, these children might specifically benefit from interventions targeting behavioral control.
A potential solution to the problem is targeting behavioral automaticity (habit-development) to aid in initiation and maintenance of health-behavior changes.
Punitive policies targeting behavioral problems have been shown to backfire, he adds, putting kids even further behind their peers.
The results suggest that interventions designed to specifically target behavioral outcome expectancies and catastrophizing might improve post-surgical outcomes.
To investigate an Internet-based psychological intervention targeting behavioral factors related to falls among residents of long-term care communities.
