Psychology and behaviour
Current issues and new directions in psychology and health : what happened to behaviour in the decade of behaviour?
... that psychology has exclusive expertise in behaviour, but rather that we are failing to be recognised by the public, policy makers and researchers in related disciplines as having any expertise in that ...
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Using health psychology to help patients: theories of behaviour change
... However, systematic review evidence (Bridle et al, 2005) does not support this. A review identified 37 RCTs of SCM-informed interventions for a range of behaviours including smoking cessation, physical activity, dietary ...
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Animal behaviour fieldwork: introducing psychology students to the process of science
... The next two days were dedicated to the students working in small groups to produce a far more detailed account of a species, to generate specific questions for possible testing, and to begin keeping a field diary of ...
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Health Psychology Principles in Behaviour Change Interventions – Insights from Practice and Research
... activity behaviour change interventions for ethnic minority populations (Liu, Davidson & Bhopal et al, ...of behaviour change interventions and the possibility of evaluations, we may come to a point ...
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The influence of price endings on consumer behaviour: an application of the psychology of perception
... This paper has elaborated on the theoretical concept and practical aspects of the odd-even price perception. It has provided ways on how psychology is applied by marketers in pricing of goods and services. Price ...
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PSYCHOLOGY OF CONSUMER BUYING BEHAVIOUR PSYCHOLOGY TO PURCHASE DURABLE GOODS: A CASE STUDY
... Without enforcement of strategic marketing policies and machinery, a product can’t move from manufacturing to consumption point. Every consumer want to get consumer surplus and maximum satisfaction in case of purchase of ...
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Role Of Psychology & Environment In Consumer Buying Behaviour
... Changing behaviour: People like to believe that their behavior is rational; thus, once they use our products, chances are that they will continue unless someone is able to get them to ...
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An intelligent sensing ubiquitous study using cyber and social psychology for group purchase behaviour
... The proposed research focussed on group purchase behaviour to create socially targeted advertising. Hence, the developed SONET app also logs whenever more than one participant is in the same location. It does not ...
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Social Psychology [Australia and New Zealand edition]
... Du ring World War II, many social psychologists answered Lewin's call as they worked for their government to investigate how to protect soldiers from the propaganda of the enemy, how to persuade citizens to support the ...
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Some comments on the use of psychological tests in sport settings
... Sport Behaviour and the International Journal of Sport Psychology were not far behind with 59% and 42% ...Sports Psychology International Congress (Melbourne, 1991) reported on research in which ...
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Investigative Psychology: David Canter’s Approach to Studying Criminals and Criminal Action
... David Canter has always been an empirical scientist, schooled in the deep traditions of British psychology that emphasise data collection and analysis. For although he has always been interested in the humanist ...
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The influence of behavioural psychology on consumer psychology and marketing
... consumer behaviour, followed by operant/instrumental approaches — in particular, consumer behaviour analysis (CBA) and applied behaviour analysis — and ending with the behavioural ecology of ...
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Using health psychology to help patients: promoting healthy choices
... It is important to write the goal down, under each of the SMART headings, in collaboration with the patient, and to ask patients what they may need to plan in advance to achieve their goal. In the example in Table 1 this ...
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Not all creatives are created equal
... Subject codes Scientific community and society / Social sciences / Psychology / Human behaviour [URI /706/689/477/2811] Scientific community and society / Scientific community / Publishi[r] ...
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‘What are psychology journals publishing about the world of work?’: A systematised review
... in psychology back to 1917 and found that trends in work stress research are driven by interesting propositions created by I-O psychology ...the psychology concepts found in work-related themes ...
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Psychosocial, behavioural, pedagogical, and nutritional proposals about how to encourage eating a healthy breakfast
... Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) is defined as the science that applies the princi- ples of behaviour to improve socially significant behav- iour, and in which experimentation is used to identify the ...
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Applying evolutionary theory to human behaviour: past differences and current debates
... In general, researchers within the sub-fields of Human Behavioural Ecology, Evolutionary Psychology and Cultural Evolution agree that evolutionary theory can be usefully applied to the study of human ...
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The filled pause and social aspects of conversations
... 'Sociolinguistics' as a name for the study of language and social behaviour has become widespread and, although trite, is shorter than 'Social psychology of language' and more lucid than[r] ...
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The efficacy of motivational interviewing with offenders : an outcome and process evaluation : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in Psychology at Massey University
... As such, motivational interviewing does not propose a comprehensive theory of behaviour change but rather stemmed from experimental social psychology and psychological models, such as ca[r] ...
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Adverse Factors for the Technology Modernization: Local Public Management
... political psychology which “enquires about the reasons of certain political behaviours” (Özer, 2014: 2) as a discipline that examines the psychological reasons and results of political behaviour, or as an ...
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