Sentence examples for adjust attitudes from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, it's invaluable to pluck awareness from disappointments, and adjust attitudes and actions accordingly.

All of them have to adjust their attitudes and coping strategies.

Patients, too, would have to adjust their attitudes about birth and medical care during pregnancy and labor.

"Even here," she said, "if I see someone mistreating a woman, I have the strength to try to stop them and adjust their attitudes".

Which is why characters were forced to adjust their attitudes in overcoming some of the lingering excesses of the 20th century: materialism, narcissism, ambition and greed.

People usually adjust their attitudes to conform to those that are most prevalent in the social groups to which they belong.

The departure of so many English speakers caused a demographic shift that damaged business confidence and the economy for decades, but it forced those who stayed behind to adjust their attitudes and learn better French.

That is, dissonant travelers are more inclined to adjust their attitudes to align those with their behavior than vice versa.

According to cognitive dissonance theory, when people behave or appear to behave counternormatively (e.g., incompetently, foolishly, immorally), they will tend to adjust their attitudes so as to make the behavior seem less counternormative or "dissonant" (Festinger 1957; Aronson 1968; Cooper and Fazio 1984; Stone and Cooper 2001).

The existing information materials from this program have been written in an expository non-narrative format with the aim to let adolescents consider the consequences of drinking alcohol and adjust their attitudes and intention to drink alcohol accordingly.

He agreed that the rug looked terrible and should be removed, but he insisted that Mr. Logozzo adjust his attitude.