Sentence examples for Increasing attitudes from inspiring English sources
The crime survey also found that while reporting rates of sexual offences are increasing, attitudes towards sexual violence are still slow to change.
Our research complements several researchers/theoreticians who have begun to expand traditional social cognitive theories, focusing on increasing attitudes and control into motivational and volitional planning phases for successful physical activity adherence [ 17– 20].
This is indicative of the increasing attitude of talent, which is, we don't care.
Recent decades have seen an increasing attitude towards developing biomass power plants responding to worldwide energy crisis and global warming.
"But what we do know is that the problem will become massive, violence will increase, attitudes will change if there are thousands more and the government doesn't find a way to return them or move them on".
Increased attitude accessibility in the experimental (versus control) condition generated an increase in attitude behavior correspondence.
The major modifications for the second booster controlled-descent test flight included changes to both the reentry burn and the landing burn as well as adding increased attitude control system (ACS) capabilities.
Assuming that direct experience increases attitude salience and the level of attitude - behaviour consistency [40], athletes' explicit and implicit attitudes and social projections were contrasted in the four user groups.
The association of level of education may rise from the increase in knowledge of students and hence increased attitude as the stay in the university is elongated.
The reasoned action approach predicts that a threatening communication increases perceived threat, which increases attitude, which increases intention, which does not increase behaviour, unless self-efficacy is high (Fishbein & Ajzen, 2010, p. 64).
After the intervention, students in the consumer-educator group showed more consistent improvement on items indicative of social distance, diminished negative attitudes and increased positive attitudes towards mental illness.
