The phrase "attitude case" is not a standard expression in written English and may not be widely understood.
It could potentially be used in specific contexts, such as discussing a legal case involving attitude or behavior, but clarity would be needed.
Example: "In the attitude case presented before the court, the defendant's demeanor was called into question."
Alternatives: "behavioral case" or "disposition case".
McCain was not among them: he participated in a defiant church service and led an effort to write letters home that only portrayed the camp in a negative light, and as a result spent much of the year in a camp reserved for "bad attitude" cases.
We will exclude animal experimental studies, simulation studies, studies of screening tests, attitudes, case reports, case series, cross-sectional studies, controlled clinical trials and reviews.
"When they work they get more confident and now it's a case of attitude, character, staying greedy and wanting to do the next step.
That was maybe more of a mental attitude in case you go out there and birdie four or five in a row, don't get scared.
Recent evolutions in legislation (including the pending repeal of Don't Ask, Don't Tell), in community practices and attitudes, in case law (including the Supreme Court's holdings in Lawrence and Romer), and in social science regarding sexual orientation all make clear that sexual orientation is not a characteristic that generally bears on legitimate policy objectives.
14 We identified mixed attitudes towards case finding among both professionals and patients, coupled with the absence of agreed pathways for patient follow-up and management.
As the president and other policymakers adopted a country-by-country, case-by-case attitude on aid decisions, she often found herself outmaneuvered.
A recent example of that attitude is the case of a young Dane called Andreas Ias, who took part in a nonviolent ISM demonstration this year in the West Bank.
Several individuals at different moments mentioned that a standardization in attitudes enabled cases to be identified more easily.
Individuals exhibiting contrasting attitudes ('negative cases') were studied in detail to understand reasons underlying such contrasts and to gain a deeper understanding of the data and findings.
