The phrase "attitude formed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the development or establishment of a particular mindset or perspective over time.
Example: "Her attitude formed through years of experience in the industry, shaping her approach to challenges."
Alternatives: "mindset developed" or "perspective shaped".
All this, of course, was just prelude to the sickening discovery, after its launching in 1990, that the telescope's mirror was misshapen, with a spherical aberration — an amateur's mistake that Mr. Zimmerman attributes to a make-no-waves look-the-other-way attitude formed by the need to stay under Mr. Fletcher's original budget ceiling.
Yes, that's right: this weekend's popcorn hit about gangsta rap in South Central LA in the mid-80s, and specifically the rise of the band NWA (Niggaz With Attitude) formed by Eazy-E, Dr Dre, Ice Cube, DJ Yella, Arabian Prince and MC Ren.
Schutz dealt with this theme of language in other contexts, comparing Husserl's distinction between prepredicative (prepropositional) and predicative levels with Kurt Goldstein's separation, based on studies of brain lesions, of a concrete attitude relying on automatic speech associations from an abstract attitude forming propositions and utilizing rational language.
Certainly the Khalīfah's government was autocratic, but, while autocracy may be repugnant to European democrats, it not only was understandable to the Sudanese but appealed to their deepest feelings and attitudes formed by tribe, religion, and past experience with the centralized authoritarianism of the Ottomans.
Petty and Cacioppo [ 31] consider attitudes formed or changed via the central course to be relatively enduring predictors of behaviour and resistant to change.
Yet such attitudes form only part of the overall national picture.
Yet here, we've a model that argues for a 180-degree flip, with attitudes forming as a result of behaviour.
Our results indicate indeed a small number of readily decoded attitudes forming four clusters depending on the experiment design - which are also distinct acoustically.
The pre-existing attitudes form a judgement without knowledge, or a prejudiced judgement.
Pre-service teachers' attitudes form the basis to in-service teachers' attitudes and can affect the training they receive during their studies at university.
It is important to not only focus on in-service teachers' attitudes, but also on pre-service teachers' attitudes because these attitudes form the basis of their future educational practice when they begin working in the real context.
