The phrase "affecting attitudes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how certain actions, events, or information influence people's beliefs or feelings.
Example: "The documentary was powerful, affecting attitudes towards climate change among viewers."
Alternatives: "shaping perspectives" or "influencing beliefs".
"It's really affecting attitudes toward the United States when you have these cowboy guys out there.
But the biggest factor affecting attitudes toward salespeople may be the amount of time people spend shopping online, which tends to be a solitary experience.
However, we did not further discuss factors affecting attitudes about performing CPR in this study.
Of course, we are very much aware of the fact that the religious background a country possesses, cannot per se account for its attitudes towards scientific matters that have ideological wrapping and that there are multiple factors affecting attitudes towards religion.
The objective of this study was to test the hypothesis that distance is an important factor affecting attitudes towards wolves, i.e. people living far from wolf territories have more positive attitudes towards wolf conservation than those living within or close to wolf territories.
Time will tell, with further study and analysis, how medical marijuana is affecting attitudes and use rates in the long term.
That perception affects attitudes toward offenders and sentencing.
In English, one exercise looks at how language about disfigurement affects attitudes.
One of the most startling changes of the past decade is how much porn appears to have affected attitudes and practices.
Neither the British nor the Germans mentioned the situation in Syria, but it clearly has affected attitudes toward Hezbollah.
To pretend that they do not affect attitudes makes policy more restrictive than it should be.What about the unskilled?
