Sentence examples for wrong behaviours from inspiring English sources

Behavioural studies also suggest that bonuses can lead to short-term decision making and wrong behaviours".

Woodford dismisses bonuses as "largely ineffective" which can lead to "wrong behaviours".

Emphasis on lifelong training and education of farmers about hazards and risks of PPPs is crucial for changing wrong behaviours in handling of PPPs.

Some wrong behaviours were observed in similar proportions in parents and paediatricians.

Our survey suggests that some wrong behaviours need to be further discouraged, as the alternate use of antipyretics and their rectal administration in the absence of vomiting.

Several wrong behaviours were found in the same proportions among parents and paediatricians: 78.5% of paediatricians (n = 377) and 77.8% of parents (n = 302) used physical method to reduce fever (P = 0.867); 27.0% of paediatricians (n = 103) and 21.4% (n = 83) of parents declared to alternate ibuprofen and acetaminophen (P = 0.953).

That jargon hides a fascinating concept: that people are stubborn and so must be shocked out of their wrong behaviour.

Therefore, it is not definitely known that connections to aversive centres punish the animal for biologically wrong behaviour, but it is thought that correct behaviour is rewarded by pleasure provided by neurons of the brain.

The group, which can trace its roots back 170 years to the Rochdale pioneers, has also started "a fact-finding process to look into any inappropriate behaviour" as a result of the claims about the 63-year-old Methodist minister, who has apologised for his "stupid and wrong" behaviour.

His alter ego, Alistair Cookie, used to smoke a pipe before eating it, which, Sesame Street producer Carol-Lynn Parente explained to the New York Times, "modelled the wrong behaviour", and so Alistair was, tragically, dropped, and he now probably munches down on pipes in bitterness in illegal pipe dens.

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