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Challenging behaviour around challenging behaviour [PDF]
Journal of Applied Research in Intellectual Disabilities, 2021 AbstractIntroductionThe United Kingdom's Department for Education's advice on behaviour focuses on the power of staff and the strength of the policy in challenging behaviour, via rules, sanctions and rewards. We designed a video‐feedback intervention for staff teams in a special educational setting who were working with children with intellectual ...
Deborah Michelle James +2 more
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Behavioural medicine: changing our behaviour [PDF]
BMJ, 2006 Human behaviour is a major determinant of health, and a growing body of evidence shows how to make behavioural interventions effective.
Marteau, T +4 more
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Behaviour change. Change behaviour [PDF]
Perspectives in Public Health, 2015 Whichever way you write it, it is the popular way to solve the nation's ills or the last hope to save us from a non-communicable disease-ridden future. Whether it be putting your recycling in the right boxes, washing at 30 degrees, turning out the lights or putting less salt on those chips, wherever you look, there is a plan in place to make you and I ...
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Wine glass size and wine sales: four replication studies in one restaurant and two bars
BMC Research Notes, 2019 Objective Previous research suggests that wine glass size affects sales of wine in bars, with more wine purchased when served in larger glasses. The current four studies, conducted in one restaurant (Studies 1 and 2) and two bars (Studies 3 and 4) in ...
Natasha Clarke +5 more
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Trials, 2018 Background Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) and major depressive disorder (MDD) are both debilitating but heterogeneous conditions sharing core features of fatigue, unrefreshing sleep, and impaired functioning.
Claire L. Macnamara +6 more
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Being there: a brief visit to a neighbourhood induces the social attitudes of that neighbourhood [PDF]
PeerJ, 2014 There are differences between human groups in social behaviours and the attitudes that underlie them, such as trust. However, the psychological mechanisms that produce and reproduce this variation are not well understood.
Daniel Nettle +3 more
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Vicarious ratings of social touch the effect of age and autistic traits
Scientific Reports, 2021 Tactile sensitivities are common in Autism Spectrum Conditions (autism). Psychophysically, slow, gentle stroking touch is typically rated as more pleasant than faster or slower touch.
Connor J. Haggarty +5 more
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Scientific Data, 2023 Although very well adapted to brain study, Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) remains limited by the facilities and capabilities required to acquire data, especially for non-human primates. Addressing the data gaps resulting from these limitations requires
Thomas Orset +4 more
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BMC Public Health, 2017 Background Consumption of sugars-sweetened beverages (SSB) increases energy intake and the risk of obesity. Large packages increase consumption of food, implying that smaller bottle sizes may help curb SSB consumption, but there is a lack of relevant ...
Eleni Mantzari +4 more
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Correlated expression of the body, face, and voice during character portrayal in actors
Scientific Reports, 2022 Actors are required to engage in multimodal modulations of their body, face, and voice in order to create a holistic portrayal of a character during performance.
Matthew Berry, Sarah Lewin, Steven Brown
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