health-related behaviour

collocation in English

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behaviour
noun
uk
/bɪˈheɪ.vjər/
us
/bɪˈheɪ.vjɚ/
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(Definition ofbehaviourfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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They viewedhealth-relatedbehaviouras an aspect of life that everyone, regardless of circumstance, has some control over.
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This influences the population likely to benefit most fromhealth-relatedbehaviourchange interventions.
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After adjustment for socio-economic variables,health-relatedbehaviourand health indicators, the non-employed showed higher mortality.
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Studies ofhealth-relatedbehaviourhave produced at best inconsistent results of the relationship between income level and healthy behaviour.
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This approach stands in contrast to the one which portrayshealth-relatedbehaviourin terms of individual responsibility and moral culpability.
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Lindstrom and colleagues (2001) suggested that social participation is an important link between socio-economic status andhealth-relatedbehaviour, or more specifically, physical leisure activities.
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Health-relatedbehaviouris influenced by cultural, social and economic constraints and possibilities.
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Extensive gender-disaggregated statistics on health status andhealth-relatedbehaviourare published by.
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The eighth is to secure better information on thehealth-relatedbehaviourof young people.
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We shall consider how to get better information on thehealth-relatedbehaviourof young people.
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This paper makes a contribution to the literature on the relationship between family genetic endowment and health-related behaviours on several levels.
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Family history of diabetes, high blood pressure and cholesterol exert some influence on health-related behaviours but with far less consistency.
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As such, this paper evaluates the relationship between family genetic endowment and health-related behaviours and is organized as follows.
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Competing theoretical perspectives exist as to how genetic endowment should affect participation in health-related behaviours.
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In addition, the risk factors relating to ill-health are investigated and the effects of health-relatedbehaviourand health status on cognitive performance, mood and physiological functioning examined.
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Although these gender differences may result in women showing stronger associations between health-related behaviours and divorce than men, they may not affect all types of behaviours.
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