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Cultural change versus behavioral change

Health Care Management Review, 1987
Health care culture is a powerful force in hospitals that must be taken into consideration in attempting to effect changes in employees' behaviors. A survey can be taken to assess the cultural climate of a health care institution.
R D, Nordstrom, B H, Allen
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Information behavior in stages of exercise behavior change

Journal of the American Society for Information Science and Technology, 2012
This study augments the transtheoretical model (TTM) of behavior change with the concepts of information behavior and employs this framework to understand young men's needs for and practices of obtaining and avoiding information on physical activity and exercise in relation to their readiness to change exercise behavior.
Huotari Maija-Leena   +3 more
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Behavioral Change with Environmental Change

Psychological Reports, 1994
The influence of sheltered workshop and community employment on inappropriate behaviors of six people with developmental disabilities was examined. During the first 3 months of community employment the mean decrease in targeted behaviors was 94%.
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Changing Network Behavior

2009 Third International Conference on Network and System Security, 2009
The security of computer networks has been in the focus of research for years. While several sophisticated systems had been developed in the area of Intrusion Detection, new challenges arised. Pattern matching systems are not able to cope with high bandwidth (10 Gbps +) when analyzing the whole payload.
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Changing Patient Behavior

Endocrine Practice, 2006
To discuss barriers and strategies relevant to initiating lifestyle modifications for the prevention and treatment of type 2 diabetes.Findings from previously published studies are reviewed. In light of reported successful changes in patient behavior and resultant improved outcomes pertinent to reduction or control of diabetes, methods to achieve ...
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Changing behavior with behavioral techniques

Journal of School Psychology, 1968
Abstract The following report describes how a combination of reward and punishment was used to change the behavior of an acting-out third grade student. Punishment was used to suppress the undesirable behavior and a reward system was used to reinforce the new desirable behavior.
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Changing Behavior

2020
The second chapter outlines what the author calls the “behavior change challenge,” given the perspective adopted, namely, that behavior change is about setting up conditions within which an individuals will naturally learn to perform the desired behavior as a consequence of the modified situation facing them.
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Behavioral Change

2005
It is just not possible to deploy a new technology without affecting the behavior of the owners and users. Yet our product design, installation and sales approach do not fully address behavioral issues. This omission weakens the value and the business models of many emerging companies.
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Changing Behaviors

Clinical Nurse Specialist, 1994
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Pregnancy As An Opportunity for Behavior Change

Current Sports Medicine Reports, 2004
Elizabeth A, Joy   +2 more
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