The phrase "affirmative attitudes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe positive or supportive mindsets or perspectives towards a particular subject or situation.
Example: "The team demonstrated affirmative attitudes towards the new project, which helped boost morale and productivity."
Alternatives: "positive outlooks" or "supportive mindsets".
"I was interested in the affirmative attitudes towards poverty in these two Italian cultural and historical moments.
Higher scores on the scale denote more affirmative attitudes towards medication.
The affirmative attitudes of these key stakeholders are likely to contribute towards the creation of 'smoke-free' as the new social norm.
The positive interaction term indicated that the negative association between widowhood and a parent's morale tended to be lessened if the parent expressed more affirmative attitudes toward the traditional norm of filial responsibilities.
Conclusion: A greater number of dermatologists have an affirmative attitude towards CAM.
Professional drivers (N=52) claim it is particularly important to develop an affirmative attitude towards driving without fatigue and see potential in enhancing the individual responsibility of the drivers.
This affirmative attitude became particularly visible when he was discussing literary works, where he often found vivid enactments of his arguments.
Ted Honderich rejects both traditions, and proposes an affirmative attitude to determinism...before coming to new thoughts about the very nature of the problem.
Although he boasts of having a hot cheerleader girlfriend, he's really a video-game-obsessed outcast whose contempt for Taylor's affirmative attitude to losing weight predictably evolves into moist-eyed affection.
The film maker's wry tone and his determinedly good spirits amount to more than mere superficialities, since he has come to believe that an affirmative attitude is a vital part of remaining well.
For him, blues music, with its demands for improvisation, resilience and creativity, is at the heart of American identity -- it represents the heroic and affirmative attitude toward life that is, in his view, the genuine legacy of slavery.
