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Meal timing is a critical factor for maintenance of gut homeostasis around the clock
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Auditory feedback in learning and maintenance of vocal behaviour
Nature Reviews Neuroscience, 2000Songbirds are one of the best-studied examples of vocal learners. Learning of both human speech and birdsong depends on hearing. Once learned, adult song in many species remains unchanging, suggesting a reduced influence of sensory experience. Recent studies have revealed, however, that adult song is not always stable, extending our understanding of ...
M S, Brainard, A J, Doupe
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Locus of control and maintenance of behavioural therapy skills
British Journal of Clinical Psychology, 1982Thirty stutterers were treated in an intensive behavioural therapy programme in which speech and behavioural skills are taught. Treatment was shown to be effective in the long term in eliminating most stuttering behaviour. The effect of therapy on the stutterer's long‐term perceptions of self‐control was investigated.
A R, Craigs, P M, Howie
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Maintenance modelling of human behaviour on epidemic transmission
AIP Conference Proceedings, 2018Various studies in epidemiology have shown interesting developments in recent years. Models with different approached have successfully described the nature of epidemic transmission and the one of it is the role of human behaviour. Essential to note that changes in behaviour can lead to health condition status of an individual, therefore, maintenance ...
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Behavioural avoidance in excessive worriers: maintenance and treatment
2022This research examined the role of behavioural avoidance on excessive worry and applied a behavioural activation treatment to excessive worriers. The first study examined the latent construct of worry across adults from a university population (N: 536) with consideration of direct and indirect relationships with emotional distress, problem solving ...
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Injecting behaviour and risky needle use amongst methadone maintenance clients
Drug and Alcohol Dependence, 1994The injecting behaviour and risky needle use of a sample of 193 methadone maintenance clients was investigated. The majority of the sample (n = 116) reported injecting one or more drugs in the month prior to data collection. Compared with non-injectors, the injectors were slightly younger, had been on the methadone program for a shorter period of time,
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Can the theory of planned behaviour predict maintenance of a frequently repeated behaviour?
Psychology, Health & Medicine, 2007The present study used the theory of planned behaviour to predict self-monitoring of blood glucose in patients with type 1 diabetes. Sixty-four adult patients with type 1 diabetes completed a questionnaire assessing the variables of the TPB in addition to demographic variables and a measure of conscientiousness.
A, Shankar, M, Conner, H J, Bodansky
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An efficient approach for the maintenance of user behaviours
Behaviour & Information Technology, 2009Mining sequential patterns is to discover sequential purchasing behaviours for most of the customers from a large number of customer transactions. The strategy of mining sequential patterns focuses on discovering frequent sequences. A frequent sequence is an ordered list of the itemsets purchased by a sufficient number of customers.
Yue-Shi Lee +2 more
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Explaining disrepair: Examining owner occupiers’ repair and maintenance behaviour
Housing Studies, 1996Abstract There is a large outstanding repair bill in the owner occupied stock. There has been considerable debate about the causes of this disrepair, which is directly relevant to the design of policy solutions which are intended to tackle the problem. This paper develops an analytical framework in which the fact that housing provides both consumption ...
Amanda Littlewood, Moira Munro
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The maintenance of cooperative and helping behaviours in cooperative groups
British Journal of Educational Psychology, 2000Background. This study was a full‐year investigation of whether children, who had previously been trained to cooperate and help each other, were able to use these behaviours in reconstituted groups without additional training one year later. Aims. (i) To examine whether children who have previously been trained to cooperate demonstrate more cooperative
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