Sentences with phrase «particular behaviour»

The point is that we (via government) levy taxes at specific points in this flow, and at specific rates, based on whether we want to encourage or discourage particular behaviours.

When early childhood staff observe children they are concerned about, it is important they focus on particular behaviours and get as much detail about these behaviours as possible.

When needing to address particular behaviours for individual children, it can be very helpful to work with parents and carers to develop a positive discipline plan.

Families may be asked to keep a record of their child's behaviour for a period of time to give further understanding of how particular behaviours are affecting the child's life.

And if so, can we learn about the behaviour of ice sheets, and in particular their behaviour in the worrisome near future, by working out how the ancient ice sheets drumlinized their beds?

Reasons why pupils exhibit particular behaviours and reasons why students have difficulty developing certain social skills will be described and discussed

Rather CBT is an approach that relies on the use of many different techniques that are designed to deal with each unique situation and individual and focus primarily on the changing of particular behaviours, developing better strategies for managing troublesome situations, and learning how to think about, perceive and interpret circumstances in ways that lead to a healthier adaptation to conditions that are producing the symptoms.»

[10] In this perspective, norms are seen to value or undervalue particular behaviours and individual actions, without causing them directly.

«Schools» ability to manage particularly difficult cases has been adversely affected by cuts to local authority budgets, in particular Behaviour Support Services, and the fragmentation of the school system into academy and free schools.

easy to include strategies for teachers to help children develop particular behaviours, broadly based on Costa's Habits of Mind.

Vincent is a helpful case for regulators, however, because it signals that courts are willing to uphold bylaws that equate particular behaviour with a lack of good character: Vincent v. Law Society of Upper Canada, 2011 ONSC 476.

The way we were treated by the adults we trusted and the way we were made to feel about particular behaviours and experiences have a significant impact on what we now deem important and even get triggered by when parenting our children.

Culture also plays a role in socio - emotional development by either promoting or discouraging particular behaviours.

Competency questions are those which focus on particular behaviours or skills you will need to demonstrate in the role.

Gathering good observations of particular behaviours is often a first step towards helping children.

However, when a particular behaviour is so incredibly difficult and important, what on earth could possibly be more deserving of praise?

When even occasional (or single) instances of a particular behaviour are going to result in tragic consequences.

As I've argued before, what we commonly call «loopholes» are in most cases the result of some decision by government to encourage or discourage a particular behaviour.

The «functional» approach to the scientific study of religion, for example, identifies a particular behaviour as «religious» not necessarily by its supernatural referent, but rather by the distinctively «religious» functions being served by that behaviour.

Get support for overcoming a particular behaviour challenge.

Studies on genes, brain structures and hormones have failed to identify a clear link between, on one hand, differences at birth between the sexes and, on the other, particular behaviour.

Tracing how the brain is wired is a great first step but to find out how this linking pattern produces a particular behaviour we need to be able to see how changing these links affects brain function.

«The most obvious way to move from one to the other is the length of training, practice or experience executing a particular behaviour.

As Doidge points out, changing a particular behaviour requires conscious and effortful thinking, with associated positive actions.

Knowing that you will shower him with attention when he exhibits a particular behaviour (in this case barking), Fido will learn that every time he sees another dog all he has to do is bark.

Before we know that a dog is ready to go on to a new environment with a particular behaviour we need to test the dog.

Giving your dog something they really like such as food, toys or praise when they show a particular behaviour means that they are more likely to do it again.

This may indicate a higher energy level and a possible lower threshold for frustration among tail chasers, but it may also represent an unusually strong drive to engage in a particular behaviour repertoire related to predation.

For divers who are interested in seeing a particular critter or photographers who would like to document a particular behaviour, the house reef is the ideal location.

Artist Statement My photography tends to triggers the impulse for investigation towards the elements perceived by the eyes - the other, the human, the particular behaviour, the authentic.

i.e. if only 10 % of models show a particular behaviour, does this mean that the likelihood of this happening is 10 %?

Take note of when, where and how often your child is showing the particular behaviour or emotion of concern.

Providing examples and details about your child's behaviours to staff is also valuable (e.g., what works for you when dealing with a particular behaviour).

Being consistent and positive in your approach to discipline communicates to children that they are valued, even if a particular behaviour is not.

Do not expect any particular behaviour from him, different people deal with things in different ways.

It's really important that children learn that a particular behaviour is wrong, not that they are a bad person for doing something wrong.