The phrase "as attitudes based" is not correct in English and seems incomplete.
It may be intended to introduce a clause that describes something related to attitudes, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The research focuses on behaviors as attitudes based on cultural influences."
Alternatives: "as influenced by attitudes" or "as shaped by attitudes".
The questionnaire also inquired about post-1989 legandand political developments, as well as variations in social attitudes, based on national research or Eurostat/Eurobarometer studies.
The patterns seen with corneal donations may reflect attitudes based on culture and tradition as well as on lack of awareness of what eye donation involves.
A sample size of 35 staff was estimated as sufficient to demonstrate changes in HCPs' attitudes, based on results from the pilot project.
In a standard learning hierarchy (consumer approaches a product decision as a problem-solving process), an individual forms attitudes based on beliefs about the attitude object generated from cognitive information processing, and the intention to engage in some behavior concerning the attitude object (Solomon 2009).
Our values express adjudicative attitudes based on feeling.
In both the TPB and outcome expectancy models, higher-level constructs, such as attitudes, are based on lower-level beliefs.
In this essay, he criticises contemporary society's moral attitudes as being based on a "discontinuous, speciesist imperative".
While findings likely wouldn't be 100% the same in other places, the CA findings are a good indicator of the direction of the overall market". The Eaze report is based on behavior data from the company's database of 450,000 cannabis consumers as well as attitudes and usage data based on nearly 4,000 survey respondents all anonymous.
People's negative attitude is based on ignorance not facts.
Individuals change attitude solely based on pairwise interactions between them.
