The phrase "attitude de" is not correct and usable in written English.
It appears to be a mix of English and French, where "attitude" is English and "de" is French, which creates confusion.
Example: "Her attitude de confidence was evident in the way she spoke."
Alternatives: "attitude of" or "disposition of".
Attitudes de dicto and de se.
Attitudinal surveys in psychology and social science generally rely on participants' self-report as the principal source of evidence about attitudes (de Vaus 1985/2002; Sirken et al. (eds).
L'évaluation des attitudes des hommes en tant que partisans du changement s'est révélée plus complexe.
The awkward truth is that all the leading members of the Revolutionary generation, Jefferson included, would fail any litmus test on democracy designed to measure an affinity for the values and attitudes Alexis de Tocqueville described in the eighteen-thirties.
The combination of proud isolationism, as an official attitude, with de-facto reliance on China and the Soviet Union has proved disastrous, not least for the North Korean economy, which has been in a state of collapse since the demise of the latter and the capitalist course set by the former.
The patient attitudes toward de qi in China and the USA were found to follow different patterns; only 2 of the 17 practitioners who responded that patients approved of de qi were from the USA, and the remainder were from China.
(Kaufman and Johnson offer a fine technical gimmick to reflect his attitude, a coup de théâtre too clever to divulge).
That can-do attitude, that esprit de corps, the idea that you lead by example, by getting out in front of your troops and refusing to retreat all those things apply in business, even more than the ratios and analyses I learned in business school".
Apart from age-related biological differences, this may also have been influenced by the lack of specific trials in the elderly population, favouring a nihilistic attitude to treatment (de Magalhães, 2013).
Their attitude toward de Grey is perhaps best expressed by Olshansky, who is a senior research scientist in epidemiology and biostatistics: "I'm a big fan of Aubrey; I love debating him.
