• Britons have been boozers and scrappers for centuries, but self-destructive behaviour today in part reflects the perception that their lives are not worth much.

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  • Another example of far-sighted behaviour and self-control is the investment that people make in their own health by adopting new lifestyles.

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  • These include weak self-regulation, inappropriate behaviour and conflict.

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  • "It is particularly important because newspapers have played, and continue to play, a fundamental role in our democratic life, " said Patten, who called for some kind of self-regulatory code of behaviour akin to the Hippocratic Oath.

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  • Laura's and Karen's experiences echo the findings of a trial in north Wales, which showed that Incredible Years reduced anti-social and hyperactive behaviour in children and improved their self-control.

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  • In their particular case they chose a game that involved four people who had never met (and who interacted via a computer) making decisions about their own self-interest that involved assessing the behaviour of others.

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  • The trouble with such views, usually based on anecdote rather than evidence, is that with manners and behaviour they can become a self-fulfilling prophecy.

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  • But for all three, the root of poor behaviour often lies in pupil's poor self-esteem.

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  • But the problem is they're making it the centrepiece of public health, whereas it is the wider conditions that actually shape health and behaviour, including taxation, education and improving self-esteem.

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  • Like rationality, self-interest (even when broadly defined) fails to capture some aspects of social behaviour, but not so many as to render models based on the notion useless.

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  • Contrary to the impression that this might be a way of gaining attention, Ms Minto said a large majority of self-harmers did so secretly, without their family or friends being aware of their behaviour.

    BBC: Self-harm calls to ChildLine show biggest increase

  • In the 200 years since Kant, a key principle of ethics has been that motivation must be free of self-interest, and intrinsically good, if it is to be recommended as a guide for behaviour.

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