Behavioral Strategies

Otto MW, Reilly-Harrington N, Sachs GS. Psychoeducational and cognitive-behavioral strategies in the management of bipolar disorder. J Affect Disord 2003 73 171-181. 

As mentioned, motivational interviewing is only one option for increasing motivation in clients. There are ways to motivate some clients through assessment and feedback about the assessment, as well as using previously mentioned cognitive and behavioral strategies. In addition, other therapies that have not been mentioned here have been developed to increase clients motivation, so you may wish to browse the research literature if you are interested in learning about other options. 

Behavioral strategies to overcome insomnia include the following ... 

Treatment approaches include pharmacotherapy, behavioral strategies, or a combination of these approaches ( 210). 

Cools AR (1980) Role of the neostriatal dopaminergic activity in sequencing and selecting behavioral strategies facilitation of processes involved in selecting the best strategy in a stressful situation. Behav Brain Res 7(5) 361-378. 

Description of enterprise behavior, strategy, objective in the whole scope of enterprise... 

Rohmert, 1976). This requires testing and evaluating different behavior strategies at intervals. Somewhat irregular changes in behavior might be caused by such kinds of trials. 

Secondary flow. This may rise when shearing low-viscosity fluids under high shear rates in concentric cylinders. The inconvenience of having secondary flow are two fold, i.e, the equations presented in Sec, II.C do not describe this type of flow behavior and a Newtonian fluid would show a false shear-thickening behavior. Strategies to avoid or minimize these experimental errors are found in Ref. 2. 

Conclusively, the findings in these categories show how the students engagement to work on a task persistently increased in comparison to the science lessons before. More active participation and related behavioral strategies could be observed. 

Risk factors may be viewed from the standpoint of (1) the environment, (2) administrative controls, and (3) behavior strategies. 

Sulzer-Azaroff, B. and Mayer, G. R., Achieving Educational Excellence Using Behavioral Strategies, Holt, Rinehart Winston, New York, 1986. 

One of the major evolutionary transitions in the history of life is the aggregation of solitary individuals into organized and structured societies. Social systems are, indeed, emerging properties of individual behavioral strategies. The structrrre and maintenance of these systems are possible thanks... 

---