Sentence examples for associated attitudes from inspiring English sources

Slavery and associated attitudes were so commonplace that they were taken for granted.

Once teens understand "what" oral sex involves, and "how" these behaviors are risky, they can consider their associated attitudes.

Increased knowledge about ADHD, and associated attitudes that using medication is safe, effective and socially acceptable increases willingness to use medication [ 33].

Furthermore, the positive perceptual changes in awareness of STDs and cancer prevention, the associated attitudes, and actual vaccine uptake were not used as outcome measures for quantifying the efficacy of the provided HPV education.

Another potential limitation of our study is the possibility that cross-sectional surveys that use self-reported smoking status may suffer from information bias related to the increasing denormalization of tobacco consumption and associated attitudes to such consumption over time.

Among these respondents, attitudes toward premarital sex were again associated with attitudes toward AIDS; this association was substantially weaker among those who did not recall Mr. Johnson.

Data were analyzed to identify prevalence of and factors associated with stigma-associated attitudes towards PLWH.

While highlighting country differences in attitudes, this model also demonstrates how respondent characteristics are associated with attitudes toward marriage.

Among doctors, age was significantly associated with attitudes: the older ones had a lower probability of reporting positive attitudes than the younger ones (beta = −0.678; P = 0.030).

And this new strain of Englishness is, according to the Future of England survey, closely associated with attitudes to "otherness".

In a study that appeared in the Journal of Monetary Economics, they noted that, "on average, Christian religions are more positively associated with attitudes that are conducive to economic growth, while Islam is negatively associated".