Having a positive attitude acts directly on your memory and learning system.
He does provide a very general explanation, namely, that beliefs serve as "intermediaries" between attitudes, strengthening or weakening them by "disclosing new objects of favor or disfavor, in such a way that several attitudes act concurrently, with a mutual modification of them all" (1944, 115; also see especially 1950, 63 70).
Thus a person can share responsibility for harms the person does not directly cause: men who harbor sexist attitudes contribute to a climate in which other men who have sexist attitudes act on them, and are partly responsible for the harmful behavior.
There is also fairly strong evidence that negative emotions and attitudes act as barriers to care.
Christopher Caldwell, reviewing Adam Nossiter's "Algeria Hotel" (July 15), talks about a French "memory hole" even though, immediately after the liberation and again after 1968, no subject has been more fully discussed and passionately explored than French attitudes, acts and beliefs during those sinister years.
They will display their attitude and act openly and clearly whenever necessary".
3. When asked to defend your blatantly ridiculous statement … take a superior attitude and act as if your detractor isn't smart enough to understand hyperbole".
Mr. Hong did not name the United States, but was plain enough, saying, "China hopes that the country concerned will proceed from the standpoint of protecting regional peace and stability, demonstrate a responsible attitude and act carefully in regard to the antimissile issue".
In Naples, about which he wrote with his Latvian lover Asja Lacis, he found private life had been effectively abolished: "What distinguishes Naples from other large cities is something it has in common with the African kraal: each private attitude or act is permeated by streams of communal life.
"Keep your poise and positive attitude and act as best you can daily," Shane says.
