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Changing behavior to maintain a healthy home
The Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal, 2000Multidimensional strategies involving interpersonal interaction, strategic alliances and targeted use of the media have been shown experimentally to be the most effective behavioral change programs. Health providers need to communicate with schools and community groups, as well as work with product manufacturers and consumer and health organizations ...
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Correlates of Disruptive Behaviors in Nursing Homes
Journal of Aging and Health, 1994This study reexamines factors associated with the occurrence of disruptive behaviors using a representative sample of nursing home residents in Rhode Island in 1984-1985. Four indicators of disruptive behaviors are examined using multivariate methods: evidence of any disruptive behaviors, abusive behavior, wandering, and noisiness.
W D, Spector, M E, Jackson
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Homing Behavior of Pigeons after Telencephalic Ablations
Brain, Behavior and Evolution, 1984In a first experiment, dorsomedial forebrain ablated birds showed similar homeward orientation when compared to untreated controls independent of whether the birds were released from a previous training site or a site they had never been before. However, although all control birds returned to the home loft, only 2 of 28 birds with lesions homed ...
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Homing Behavior of Spawning Walleyes
Transactions of the American Fisheries Society, 1962Abstract Study of marked adult walleyes returning to a spawning site in Many Point Lake, northern Minnesota, showed evidence of homing behavior rather than a strictly random return in successive years. The homing behavior, however, was not shown by the majority of the fish, and among those which evinced homing behavior the pattern of return was ...
Donald E. Olson, Warren J. Scidmore
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Behavior Control in A Home Setting
The Psychological Record, 1975Systematic reinforcement techniques applied in a home setting controlled the performance of household tasks by 2 children. Experiment I showed a decrease in completion time for a series of 10 tasks when correct performance was reinforced. In Experiment II introduction of a limited-hold criterion reduced variability in completion time and slightly ...
Marilyn S. Arnett, Roger E. Ulrich
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Home Maintenance Behavior and the Elderly
Housing and Society, 1989AbstractThe results of a survey of 722 Wisconsin home owners are used to examine if older home owners maintain their homes as well as their younger peers. Possible reasons for the apparent age-related differences in home maintenance behavior are explored.A model is proposed to identify and organize variables that may influence the initiation of home ...
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Adapting Home Behavior to Its Inhabitants
2005In this paper, we propose a multiagent system for simulating the control of an intelligent home able to adapt its behavior to the user situation. Central to the adaptation process is the concept of influence sphere that is defined in function of the type of service it provides to house inhabitants (i.e. comfort, security, entertainment, etc.).
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Behavioral Health Homes: The Authors Reply
Health Affairs, 2018James M, Schuster +2 more
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Cell-Based Drug Delivery Systems with Innate Homing Capability as a Novel Nanocarrier Platform
International Journal of Nanomedicine, 2023Seungpyo Hong, Hansoo Park
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