Sentence examples for trigger behavioural from inspiring English sources

It is however of great interest to determine whether the dynamic hormonal changes of puberty trigger behavioural or physical problems.

19 Therefore, it seems probable that situations that involve social comparison with younger people have the potential to trigger behavioural confirmation of physical decline among older people.

An intervention as simple as a health information leaflet, for example, may reflect an assumption that increased knowledge of health consequences will trigger behavioural change.

This approach of creating consensus among religious leaders aims to facilitate the development of a high-level policy and legal framework as well as to create awareness among communities to ultimately trigger behavioural change.

Inflammation, in turn, can trigger behavioural consequences which resemble symptoms which are at least in part captured by the SSS-8 (e.g. dizziness, feeling tired and insomnia) [ 36, 37].

Just as shivering occurs when cold to cause muscles to do more work and produce more heat, heat production in the body is reduced when temperatures are too high, triggering behavioural responses making people more lethargic and listless.

Under the assumption we do not have measurement bias and that our understanding of the backward effect of poor child health creating an incentive for the households to earn more is correct, from the OLS and 2SLS estimation differences we can gain an understanding whether this triggered behavioural change of earning more income is only short-term or also a long-term phenomenon.

Predation directly triggers behavioural decisions designed to increase immediate survival.

Hence, receivers do not have an automatically triggered behavioural response but seem to take contextual knowledge into account.

Thus, one interpretation of this relation is that it reflects an inappropriate affective response to correct performance that triggers behavioural repetition.

Semchenko, M., Saar, S. & Lepik, A. Plant root exudates mediate neighbour recognition and trigger complex behavioural changes.