As a result of the critical review following the pilot study, an adapted Attitude system which addressed the issues arising from the pilot study was generated to be used as the coding scheme of the main study.
Apart from the preliminary aim of examining the differences in the deployment of language resources for expressing attitudinal meaning in the English and Vietnamese discussions, the study also tested whether the adapted Attitude system was sufficiently robust to investigate evaluative meanings in this context or whether further refinement was needed to accommodate analysis of the data.
Since successfully feeding requires recognition of the baby's needs and an adapted attitude of the caregiver to soothe his/her hungriness, mothers with prior or active eating disorders could find it difficult to accomplish this task.
Opportunities are strong, but it is often necessary to adapt attitudes--and sometimes the work--to radically different policies when crossing otherwise open national borders.
Our study supports the idea that paternalism should be modernized, not rejected all together, but adapted to attitudes that cannot change overnight.
The Taiwan Patient Safety Culture Survey was conducted in 2008, using the adapted Safety Attitude Questionnaire in Chinese (SAQ-C).
In a mammography room, radiographers need to respond to multiple demands, adapting their attitudes and behaviours to the equipment layout and to the patient's characteristics when performing the exam.
(2) In implementation of market-based projects, all stakeholders, including potential consumers, private-sector service providers, and the staff of NGOs acting as project managers, will face pressures to modify and adapt their attitudes and behaviors.
We need set reminders for ourselves to adapt our attitudes with how serious a problem truly is.
Men and women gain a common set of cultural norms and values in their infancy through nurturing and refine them over their lifetime through the social roles and experiences that provides them with opportunities to experiment and adapt the attitudes and behavior that are expected of them in various contexts.
