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compliance behavior

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compliance behavior,
a nursing outcome from the Nursing Outcomes Classification (NOC) defined as the personal actions to promote wellness, recovery, and rehabilitation recommended by a health professional. See also Nursing Outcomes Classification.


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of Georgia, Athens) discusses the issue of noncompliance with medications, compliance behavior, effects, and how pharmacists can influence patients, emphasizing how to improve and maintain compliant behavior.
In these situations, if the tax administration came down heavily on the taxpayers with punishments and penalties, the taxpayers are likely to 'rebel' and lose respect for the tax authority--this is likely to have an impact on future compliance behavior as well.
Individuals who did not comply were found to be less concerned with fulfilling any ethical or moral obligations and more concerned with the monetary concerns of compliance decisions and more concerned about being audited by the IRS than those individuals who exhibit more compliance behavior.
 
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