Sentence examples for transform behaviour from inspiring English sources
The contention is that such learning has the potential to transform behaviour, and in the case of resource management, may help change current patterns in resource use towards a more sustainable social ecological system.
Sami Timimi's clinic in Lincolnshire advocates a group therapy approach that focuses on "relationship building" rather than "behavioural control", using some of the techniques of NHA (Nurtured Heart Approach) therapy, which involves teachers and parents in a process of developing strategies to transform negative behaviours into positive behaviours.
After a lapse, it is still necessary to go to AA meetings and draw on the support of the group, to understand that the erroneous behavioural choice was the result of failure to fully transform drinking behaviour.
The second vision is of a techno-optimistic outlook on the impact of new mobile technologies which will radically transform travel behaviour by offering immediate real-time information and suggestions for optimal travel routes based on former behaviour.
What must underlie successful epidemics, in the end, is a bedrock belief that change is possible, that people can radically transform their behaviour or beliefs in the face of the right kind of impetus.
It believes this could transform the behaviour of those who cause the most problems for hospitals and police.
It believes the move could transform the behaviour of people who cause the most problems for hospitals and police.
The government believes the new strategy could transform the behaviour of those who cause the most problems for hospitals and police.
The findings showed that "disrupting reconsolidation of fear memory transformed avoidance behaviour into approach behaviour – an effect that persisted at least one year after treatment".
Our findings contain lessons about the careful attention needed for instructors to design, run and implement courses in sustainability topics that enable students from widely different backgrounds and levels of self-directedness to engage with, take responsibility for, and transform their behaviours in favour of sustainability.
The practices we describe show essentially that a change (the abolition) allowed the social actors to adapt (coping strategies) and transform their behaviours in line with the new situation in such a way as to preserve the status quo.
