The phrase "attitude and perceptions of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's viewpoint or feelings about a particular subject or group.
Example: "The study aimed to explore the attitude and perceptions of students towards online learning."
Alternatives: "views and beliefs about" or "mindset and opinions on".
Unidentified predictors or confounders are still possible regarding attitude and perceptions of people about illness and health seeking behavior.
To interpret the quantitative findings, we examined service providers and caregivers' knowledge, attitude and perceptions of the EID process.
The evaluation of any new clinical intervention should also include an assessment of patients' attitude and perceptions of the impact on their care.
This cross-sectional survey is the first to study the attitude and perceptions of insurance physicians towards evidence-based medicine and clinical practice guidelines.
The "National Survey of Knowledge, Attitude and Practices" study describes the Georgian public's knowledge about different forms of violence, and then analyses the general public's experience, attitude and perceptions of different forms of violence against children.
The unawareness regarding the ethical committee in the present study is very similar to another study regarding physicians' attitude and perceptions of a Hospital Ethics Committee from the United States, wherein a large number of professionals expressed dismay at the "invisibility" of the ethics committee [ 20].
However, research by Riemer and Schrader (2015) concluded that female students reported a more positive attitude and perception of affective quality compared to the male students.
Attitude and perception of cervical screening were also captured in the data and analyzed.
Changes in knowledge, attitude and perception of healthcare workers of Imam teaching hospital about ADRs were evaluated before and after clinical pharmacists' interventions including workshops, meetings and presentations.
