One particularly useful way to encourage clients to use behavioural skills learned in therapy sessions is to develop a coping card [ 11].
Indeed, Levin and colleagues concluded that 'nightmare experience may be a useful conjoint behavioural indicator for the early detection of schizophrenia-spectrum psychopathology'.
Thus photovoice could be very useful for behavioural research and interventions considering its strong theoretical foundations (Freirean-based education, feminist theory, and documentary photography) and cultural appropriateness to vulnerable groups [ 26].
While studies on taste bud anatomy and taste receptor genes in these animals have provided useful information, ultimately behavioural experiments are crucial to assess whether odontocetes use their sense of taste in water.
Social networks – diagrams which reflect the social structure of animal groups – are increasingly viewed as useful tools in behavioural ecology and evolutionary biology.
However, several studies have failed to find a relationship between brain size and urban living [ 18- 20], and it has been questioned whether whole brain size is in fact a useful measure of behavioural flexibility and innovation [ 21].
However, one might be able to experimentally identify the effective priors of this virtual brain, which should prove useful in robustly predicting behavioural trends.
