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She said: 'I used to work as a behavioural support teacher in a school and I would pick my daughter up from work.

Your degree probably did not contain much behavioural economics, and that would have been helpful to understand half of the story.

The construction of campus culture constitutes that of material culture, behavioural culture, institutional culture and spiritual culture.

Behavioural sleep problems can include difficulty falling or staying asleep, resisting going to bed and getting out of bed during the night.

The peak age of onset for many psychiatric disorders is adolescence, a time of remarkable physical and behavioural changes.

That should be able to produce behavioural predictions in terms of timing, accuracy, lesion effects, drug treatments, etc.

That does not rule out collecting information for behavioural targeting or to create new and useful web products.

Behavioural economists point out cases in which our decisions don't match neoclassical theory, and thus the "as if" defence fails.

The agreed opinion was that cognitive behavioural therapy was an under used treatment.

So academics have been looking at the structure of foreign-exchange markets, to see if behavioural factors might be at work.

He added: "If you could prevent behavioural problems with an early intervention, in a public health-sense it could be very important. "

Behavioural economics and its advocates are so much the rage these days that I for one found Harford's scepticism refreshing.

" welfare " is the degree to which the physical , behavioural and psychological needs of an animal are met.

A: We also have to make it easier to adhere to some of the long-term treatments by providing more behavioural incentives.

I can think of at least three human foibles chronicled by behavioural economists that regularly impinge on politics.

It is relatively easy to manipulate the game and do unnatural things in order to elicit behavioural flaws in a badly programmed bot.

We need behavioural change that takes in the entirety of our lives and of the way in which we do business.

Corporate governance might be lacking but Japan is in the avant-garde of behavioural finance.

A behavioural model, which relates premature mortality to a set of observable and unobservable factors, is considered.

Arson is just one of the behavioural changes that drive up claims against insurance companies when economic growth stalls.

But the behavioural school of economics has long argued that investors are not rational, being subject to a whole range of emotional biases.

as with all societies , behavioural patterns stem from upbringing . what we teach our children is what they turn out to be.

Is behavioural economics original, or is it just a new term for an old approach?

This is often called behavioural therapy, because it works through changing people's behaviour.

The author pleads for the employment of a mix of legal, economic, and behavioural scientific means to reach the necessary goals.

So let me put aside the contradictions of behavioural economics and rely instead on economic history.

This model is attractive due to its theoretical clarity, but lacks behavioural realism.

Now, the idea is to try to identify investor "skill" rather than "alpha" using ideas borrowed from behavioural psychology.

The researchers were able to show that vasopressin was behind the behavioural and memory problems.

Whether a person can develop good behavioural habits as well as gracious thought and morality or not lies in the primary education.

Another behavioural difference that has borne a huge amount of scrutiny is in mathematics, particularly since Dr Summers's comments.

Babies who persistently cry are more likely to become problem children with behavioural disorders, researchers say.

Africa, with its strong tradition of community ties, has brought us proof that behavioural change can work.

However, behavioural addiction is a health issue that needs to be taken seriously by all those in the health and medical profession.

And any behavioural economist would quickly diagnose that you are a victim of the "endowment effect" .

Dan Ariely: Without the financial crisis, I don't think behavioural economics would have gained the popularity it has.

She said there were behavioural problems caused by local sleep episodes.

Boys whose mothers smoked heavily throughout pregnancy were almost twice as likely to display behavioural problems, the report claimed.

The behavioural and psychological impacts of online life are outlined in a report from the security firm Norton.

Your monitoring could also be extended with behavioural testing to deliver better business value.

behavioural, if people are too busy; lack of knowledge of what can be recycled and attitudes and perceptions towards the act of recycling.

Fortunately, so-called behavioural economists combine the best qualities of economist and psychologist.

Canine behavioural traits are highly heritable, so in theory at least, we can genetically fix desirable characteristics in dog breeds.

Demographic and epidemiological transitions now combine with nutritional and behavioural transitions to create ominous new trends.

The questionnaire, assessing three-year-olds, focused on behavioural problems and attention deficit hyperactivity disorders.

Clearly, their biology was the key factor in creating their behavioural patterns.

But it barely seemed to grasp, let alone fix, the ingrained cultural and behavioural problems that help to keep some poor places poor.

Examine and assess behaviour, diagnose behavioural, emotional and cognitive disorders, counsel clients and provide therapy.

Clinical depression was diagnosed, she was prescribed Seroxat and had 18 months of cognitive behavioural therapy.

They do not have behavioural difficulties and nor are they behind in their intellectual development.

"This association remained significant after adjustment for social, behavioural and food-related disorders. "

This paper describes the knowledge base needed and identifies several behavioural and cognitive strategies to aid patient empowerment.

The countervailing view comes from behavioural economics, the intersection between economics and psychology.

The behavioural phenotype of tuberous sclerosis has shown the autism and attention deficit disorder associated with the brain lesions.

When behavioural economists packaged emotion into equations, mainstream economists were mostly happy to entertain them.

I speak to yet another graduate: Margje van Haeften, 35, teaches children with behavioural problems three days a week.

By the time someone presents behavioural symptoms, such as forgetfulness, his brain is already in a significant state of disrepair.

But behavioural biologists have now carried out two-way communication with dolphins in the wild in the first study of its kind.

PSYCHIATRISTS diagnose, assess, treat and prevent human mental, emotional and behavioural disorders.

It ignores the influence of government, planning agencies, physical resources, behavioural matters and history.

This awareness has been accompanied by behavioural changes that are expected to reduce opportunities for human infections to occur.

The study cannot tell if issues as a baby cause behavioural problems later in life: they could be an early symptom of those later problems.

They also allow health services to tailor treatments depending on patients' personal preferences and behavioural foibles.

Mr Sen wants to humanise canons of "maximising" rationality; behavioural economists, much in fashion, aim to ditch them altogether.

Studies have shown that excessive TV watching is linked to difficulty in sleeping, behavioural problems and increased obesity in children.

Behavioural economists were among the first to sound the alarm about trouble in the markets.

Using standard behavioural tests, they concluded that the treated patients had lower disability scores.

Apart from ridding the world of debilitating misery, we will be demonstrating the power of behavioural change to turn a disease around.

Attempts to sneak in behavioural-targeting systems through the back door could give a promising idea a bad name.

A new study has compared people who followed a weight-loss programme over two years, all of whom had behavioural therapy.

The paper investigates the impact of town planning, house building policy, and behavioural aspects on these structural patterns.

Randomised trials show intensive behavioural interventions bring modest but sustained weight loss for adults.

The behavioural-targeting software watching him inside the ISP's network registers and categorises this apparent interest in travel.

A newly prominent field, behavioural economics, concentrates on the consequences of irrational actions.

Effectively communicates core values and behavioural standards to all levels of employees.

"Behavioural economics" work on the boundary between psychology and economics offers relevant insights here.

He specializes in incorporating the behavioural phenomena observed by psychologists into formal models.

A display of pride (or shame), in other words, may be an evolved and innate behavioural response.

The scientific community have14 skepticism toward physiognomy, which links facial characteristics to certain behavioural traits.

It is difficult to think of any behavioural process that is more intrinsically important to us than attachment.

What does it mean to say that a psychological or behavioural condition has a biological cause?

With the emergence of multicellularity, individual cells lost their behavioural autonomy and organisms had toreinvent locomotion.

But the experiments are showing that the specific brain region knocked out is crucial for subtle behavioural abilities.

Direct measurements of the animals' brains supported the behavioural results.

Some policymakers are reaching for a new tool: behavioural economics.

At any time, 450 million people worldwide are affected by mental, neurological or behavioural problems, and the rate is steadily rising.

To explain the "anomalies" in stock markets, behavioural finance has recently progressed vigorously.

Ringwood said treatment includes cognitive behavioural therapy.

Generally, mental and behavioural disorders are common during childhood and adolescence.

Previous studies have highlighted the link between larger brains and behavioural innovation in birds and mammals.

So, the question is how expensive these behavioural-based interventions are and how significant an impact they will have.

In other words, only 22% of reported behavioural differences between the sexes are worth raising an eyebrow over.

Frombeginning to end, the lives of animals and humans are an ongoinginterweaving of these behavioural modules.

Conflicts of interest are a good example of the importance of behavioural economics.

In November Ms Botella presented her team's findings at the Association for Behavioural and Cognitive Therapies conference in Philadelphia.

True, the crisis has provided yet another feather in the cap of the behavioural economist Robert Shiller.

The standard (non-behavioural) economic model has greatly influenced regulators.

Seems I had a natural aptitude for applying behavioural models to criminal cases.

Animal studies have linked the combination of stress and lack of sleep to behavioural problems in teenage years.

It has already been linked to mental illness and behavioural problems.

Both diseases have strong behavioural components that can be influenced by powerful, respected people.

Some of them have behavioural problems, some more serious medical problems.

'The behavioural consequences of stress were no longer present.

The trouble with behavioural economics, he adds, is that "it really hasn't shown in aggregate how it affects prices. "

What I have ended up doing is creating a technical and behavioural performance specification for our pilots.

Mr Saad has delivered a light round-up of the latest studies in evolutionary behavioural science.

To be sure, we tend to label such behavioural responses as non-rational.

a theoretical framework based on behavioural decision theory as an alternative research approach.

If only we realised that most of our problems are behavioural in origin, not educational.

For example, cognitive behavioural therapy is usually suitable for people from Arabic-speaking cultures.

Do we collect adequate HIV related behavioural, mental health psychosocial data for planning?

A pheromone is a chemical that elicits a specific behavioural response at a distance.

But Gigerenzer and Berg complain that behavioural economists have retained the neoclassical incuriosity about why we act as we do.

It turns out that these large behavioural differences between the two species are caused by small genetic ones.

This provides evidence that contractors display behavioural regularity when the optimal bidding strategy has been reached.

A tour to the bathroom lets children see what behavioural differences there are between the two sexes.

This would have implications for more than just behavioural economics.

Instead, he suggests that dogs be bred for the ideal behavioural traits associated with the role they will actually play.

To scale-up behavioural interventions for the prevention of HIV and STIs among men who have sex with men and transgender people.

But our new findings highlight the important hippocampal links to behavioural control.

It suggests that even short-term behavioural changes may have prolonged effects on health.

Gerrit Eicker predicted that "behavioural advertising will get into trouble" due to privacy issues.

It was a quip that got me thinking, because behavioural economics does indeed have a dark side.

These epic losses produced a "behavioural convulsion" , in the phrase of Bruce Kasman of JPMorgan Chase.

Some of the 170, 000 Expo volunteers have been formed into behavioural adjustment squads.

Behavioural risk factors are responsible for about 80% of coronary heart disease and cerebrovascular disease.

Behavioural profiles for advertising are just the tip of the online data iceberg.

Reality therapy is a considered a cognitive-behavioural approach to treatment.

Yahoo, Microsoft and AOL all collect behavioural data and use that sum of knowledge about someone to target ads.

One focus is on testing the monkeys' behavioural flexibility and finding out which areas of the brain are responsible.

Instead we learn it, as an important behavioural code that allows us to operate in human society.

But unless they play fair, the proponents of behavioural targeting risk ruining a promising new idea.

A trained clinician designs a treatment protocol based on the needs and particular behavioural problem of an individual patient.

Mode and timing of application could also play a crucial role for long-term dopaminergic therapies and behavioural and other changes.

Matthew Rabin, at the University of California, Berkeley, is widely recognised as a leading behavioural theorist.

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Evolutionary theory can explain these behavioural responses to poverty, but it doesn't make them desirable.

The size of the emerging debt market is thus driven by demand, which is growing in an iterative way because of behavioural constraints.

The literature on this hormone's behavioural effects is vast.

They reported their lastest insight into this early morning "wall of sound" in the journal Behavioural Ecology and Sociobiology.

The International Behavioural and Neural Genetics Society works to promote the field of neurobehavioral genetics.

it's a complex process that requires sensory, mental, and behavioural competence.

The research showed that a baby with more than one risk factor was even more likely to develop behavioural problems.

This behavioural change has forced content providers to adapt quickly.

behavioural economists, much in fashion, aim to ditch them altogether.

Even at GSIA, the important subject areas were mathematics, economics and behavioural psychology.

They are more likely to use drugs and have mental health problems and behavioural issues.

Behavioural Psychologist Jo Hemmings, author of How To Have Great Sex, explains why men are so preoccupied with their stomachs.

Behavioural economists advocate "nudging" people in the right direction by subtly altering the choices that they are presented with.

Well, here's a bunch of people that are practicing a new set of behavioural norms. Apparently it didn't work because a lot of them got sick.

Rather, an ABM uses a bottom-up approach which assigns particular behavioural rules to each agent.

Recruiting former traders and behavioural finance experts such as Mr Hu is one part of the drive to do that.

In many cases, the restriction of human's behavioural norms is custom or tradition.

Conclusion: The three practices reduce the behavioural responses to pain at a higher rate than in the control group.

Breathing exercises can form part of the behavioural therapy but not because the disorder is due to faulty breathing habits.

But his interests extend beyond the behavioural.

Behavioural economics, which applies the insights of psychology to finance, has boomed in the past decade.

A strand of sceptical thought, behavioural economics, has been booming.

In addition, over the years, behavioural economics has moved from the lab to the field.

Fund managers are human too and subject to behavioural biases.

Richard Thaler is professor of behavioural science and economics at the Graduate School of Business, University of Chicago.

Its focus is on bio-behavioural and psychological factors contributing to healthy aging.

The research has been published in the Behavioural Processes journal.

Excessive alcohol consumption can lead to health and behavioural problems.

Behavioural consultant Chris Calland said: 'Parents are desperate to make Christmas into magical fairytale for their kids.

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The school provides secondary education for boys with emotional, behavioural and social needs.

By watching what people search for, click on and say online, companies can aim "behavioural" ads at those most likely to buy.

The women were asked about socio-demographic, behavioural and other factors in their most recent pregnancy.

The most important behavioural risk factors of heart disease and stroke are unhealthy diet, physical inactivity and tobacco use.

The study appears in a recent issue of the journal Behavioural Brain Research.

If hell was designed by behavioural economists, sinners would be forced to play Simon for their souls.

The study, published in Cell Metabolism, found that mice fed a fatty diet for two weeks showed significant behavioural changes.

Most patients have some degree of MR, behavioural disorders and hypogonadism.

This is concerned with the behavioural approaches to job design including empowerment, teamwork and flexible working.

We are also looking at how digit ratio relates to other behavioural issues, such as technophobia, and career paths.

As with abacterium's locomotion, the activation of behavioural modules is basedon the interplay between chance and lawfulness in the brain.

Rather, Dr Reed-Tsochas and Dr Onnela suggest that two discrete behavioural patterns emerged.

They have inferior educational results and more behavioural problems than the average child.

We all live two mental lives. When we are awake it is mostly ordered, rational, linear and bounded by rules, both behavioural and physical.

The development and testing of the behavioural model used is described in part II.

The longer the crisis lasts, the more likely the field of behavioural finance will be boosted.

"There is a behavioural change to overcome, " Mr Lynch said.

Because a new report shows that Spot can't spot deception. The study's in the journal Behavioural Processes.

Behavioural risk factors had improved among intervention patients in Nigeria but not in China.

But what is worrying is the behavioural effect.

Does the applicant have any special educational needs or behavioural problems?

In the past 20 to 30 years, the behavioural-finance school has been chipping away at the efficient-market hypothesis.

Behavioural economists (not to mention psychologists) will have fun working that one out.

The application teaches you how to deal with common dog behavioural issues such as fixations, anxiety and phobias.

The male courtship behavior of fruit fly was as model to study the behavioural genetics.

This report analyzes behavioural style; that is, a person's manner of doing things. Is the report 100% true? Yes, no and maybe.

People tend to form strong views about what a fair price is for a house, and behavioural economists call this "anchoring" .

I like it too, for the charming illustrations, hilarious dialogue and instruction in cutting-edge behavioural economics.

A few years ago, in one of the most fascinating and disturbing experiments in behavioural psychology,

As examples, consumer research explores patients' behavioural responses to interventions and provides important insights into compliance;

Behavioural models are used to describe the overall behaviour of a system

Study on Epidemiology and Behavioural Science of STD and AIDS in a Minority Nationality Autonomous Prefecture in Gansu Province

Improved communication with other individuals with diverse behavioural characteristics

Behavioural perspective showing the behaviour of the system

A key component to support performance related pay but requires significant education and skills development to engineer behavioural change

Competent in determining behavioural requirements for a specific job

Research and inspiration of the administrative behavioural norm of higher education of several countries

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Analysis of psychological and behavioural synthetic traits relating to gender among mental counseling trainees

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Financing Difficulty for Small-sized Enterprises and the Issue Concerning the Behavioural Choice of Financial Institutions

Behavioural performance of visual attention habituation in infants with mental retardation

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Feasibility Study on the Filling Behind Abutment Utilizing Expansion Behavioural Mixture Soil

Current status and future perspectives for behavioural response of insects to temperature gradient

On the Behavioural Relationship between the Statistical Data Supplier and the User

Establishment and behavioural evaluation of animal model with psychological stress of anger

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Psychological and behavioural factors on the architectural design

Four programmer behavioural patterns seem pretty consistent

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On the Behavioural Types of Violating Business Secrets and the Countermeasures

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