Gunn explained that he was unsure what her attitude would be to footballers; he later confessed his calling to her.
We also added those who responded "don't know" or "unsure" to the attitude questions to the "agree" group to divide respondents into two groups: those who responded correctly (disagree) and those who did not (agree or don't know).
The Bank of Japan, meanwhile, wants to support Mr Yanagisawa with looser monetary policy, but, like everyone else, is unsure about the LDP's attitudes to the plan, and so is merely hinting at its intentions.
If you're unsure, look for these un-helpful attitudes in the people you're spending your time with: Negative self-images (e.g. comments like, "Why can't I do anything right?").
Therefore, we conducted a binary logistic regression using a bootstrapping technique [ 20] to analyse whether injunctive norm mediated the relationship between instrumental attitude and intention (no intention/ unsure; N = 420).
Outside of this, investors' attitudes to banking shares are still unsure.
These authors found large variation and uncertainty in staff attitudes, and concluded that staff were unsure about governance in the hospital and were not clear about the purpose, contribution, or effects of clinical directorates.
In the mediation analysis, instrumental attitude was the independent variable, intention (no/ unsure) was the dependent variable, and injunctive norm was the mediator.
According to the most recent Scottish Social Attitudes survey no less than 58% feel unsure what would happen.
Whatever the reason, controlling attitudes can make the workplace a minefield, leaving victims unsure where they stand, explained Warner, who is based in Boulder, Colorado, in the US.
