Given this assumption, attitudes are likely to swing back again to where someone could argue that the threat of way is so great that unlimited powers are justified in dealing with disruptive elements.
The Bucs' win-by-assumption attitude -- underscored by the hollow guarantees of victory from the defensive behemoth Simeon Rice -- continues even as Tampa Bay confronts an equally desperate Green Bay team.
The Uses of Literacy by Richard Hoggart (1958) The text on the original Pelican cover reads: "A vivid and detached analysis of the assumptions, attitudes and morals of working-class people in northern England, and the way in which magazines, films and other mass media are likely to influence them".
Targets (or end users) are people whose knowledge, assumptions, attitudes, emotions, and behaviors must be altered for the change to be sustainable.
We can use the climate crisis as a catalyst to acknowledge the consequences of our craving for more and more material wealth and the pursuit of power and realize we must change our assumptions, attitudes, and behaviors.
Culture change is an on-going and evolving process that involves the difficult work of critically re-examining the language, values, assumptions, attitudes, practices, approaches and policies embedded within an organization (Fagan, 2003; Misiorski & Rader, 2010; Pioneer Network, 2013).
The fifth enabler, conducting regular critical reflection and dialogue, means providing opportunities for all in the partnership to step back and reflect on the process by giving consideration to language, assumptions, attitudes, practices and implications of decisions.
The basic assumption behind attitude scales is that it is possible to uncover a person's internal state of beliefs, motivation, or perceptions by asking them to respond to a series of statements (Fraenkel and Wallen, 1996).
While these findings can be reconciled with the Fazio Denrell model, they highlight the crucial role of auxiliary psychological assumptions about attitude learning, as distinguished from the formal model itself.
However, a series of prominent field experiments, dating back to 1934, provided evidence contrary to the assumption that attitudes and behaviors are closely related.
In addition to providing a psychological explanation for the popularity of IDT and antipathy toward ET, the present findings challenge the conventional assumption that attitudes toward such scientifically framed theories are determined solely by factors such as logic, educational background, and ideology, though previous research suggests that such factors clearly play a role [43] [47].
