In line with previous studies [12], [24], our results show that the receipt of the novel A (H1N1) influenza vaccine were strongly predicted by seasonal influenza vaccination in the preceding season, suggesting common attitudinal motives and barriers to both vaccines.
Attitudinal change is a common objective of interprofessional education efforts but can be difficult to control and measure.
Attitudinal barriers within healthcare are a common experience for persons with disabilities.
A common criticism of SP surveys which also applies to (quantitative) attitudinal surveys is that the potential demand for green and progressive technologies might be overstated as a result of social desirable answers.
This article focuses on dynamic models of endogenous interpersonal influences unfolding in networks, that is, a social process in which the displayed emotional, attitudinal, or behavioral orientations of individuals toward a common object are affected by the displayed orientations of other individuals toward the same object.
Much of the emphasis in the training provided to the gamesmakers was on the attitudinal side of the role – being a true team player living the values of a common goal; nothing complex, but powerful nonetheless.
Its conceptualisation is based on three broad criteria: a spatial, an attitudinal and a systemic criterion.
We will focus on providing recommendations for analysis of dichotomous items producing ordinal data because these are most common in attitudinal surveys.
This last point is a real achievement: getting students who failed to appreciate the positives in lecture material, and find workarounds for the less effective parts, is an important attitudinal shift from the common starting point of blaming the poor quality of the teaching for their struggles.
It's just a legal instrument, not an "attitudinal" instrument.
